What Is the HDR Tone Mapping Tool?
The HDR Tone Mapping tool uses the Reinhard operator to compress the image's luminance range, simulating the look of high-dynamic-range photography.
It makes highlights softer and shadow detail richer — ideal for backlit landscapes, night lights, and other scenes with a wide tonal range.
How to Apply HDR Tone Mapping
Follow these steps:
- Drop or upload the photo you want to process.
- Adjust the exposure and strength parameters.
- Click Apply HDR Tone Mapping to review the effect.
- Download the processed image as a PNG file.
Tips
- Backlit and night photos show the most dramatic improvement.
- An exposure of 120–150% enhances shadow detail.
- Too much strength makes the image look flat — keep it around 80–100%.