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Bulk Batch Adjust Gamma Image

Free

Apply the same gamma correction to many images at once, right in your browser.

Runs entirely in your browser. Your images are never uploaded anywhere.

Click to choose images, or drag and drop them here

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What this tool does

This tool applies gamma correction to multiple uploaded images at once, right in your browser. Set the Gamma value once and it applies live to every image in the batch, brightening or darkening midtones while leaving pure black and pure white untouched.

Each image keeps its own thumbnail with its own Download and Remove buttons, and "Download All" saves every processed image at once, at its full original resolution.

Problems it solves

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from the single-image Adjust Gamma Image tool?

This tool lets you upload many images at once and applies the same gamma value to all of them together, so you don't have to repeat the process one image at a time. Use the single-image tool instead if you only have one file or want to fine-tune each image separately.

Can I use a different gamma value for different images in the batch?

No, the Gamma slider applies to every uploaded image at once, that's the point of a batch tool. If an image needs its own specific value, remove it from the batch and process it individually with the single-image Adjust Gamma Image tool instead.

How do I download the results?

Click "Download" under any individual image to save just that one, or click "Download All" to save every processed image one after another. Since this tool doesn't bundle a ZIP file, your browser may ask permission to download multiple files when you use "Download All".

Can I remove an image from the batch without starting over?

Yes, click "Remove" under any image's thumbnail to drop just that one from the batch, the rest are untouched. Use "Start Over" instead if you want to clear the entire batch and begin fresh.

Does resizing my images for display affect the quality of the downloaded files?

No, each image is only visually scaled down to fit its thumbnail card if it's large, but the gamma curve is applied and each file is exported at its own full original resolution, so the downloaded PNGs aren't blurry, downscaled versions.

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