Key Facts
- Category
- Images, Audio & Video
- Input Types
- file, range, select
- Output Type
- file
- Sample Coverage
- 4
- API Ready
- Yes
Overview
Easily adjust the brightness of your videos online. Whether you need to lighten up underexposed footage captured in low light or darken overexposed clips, this tool lets you fine-tune the exposure level from -1.0 to 2.0 and export the result in MP4, WebM, or MKV format.
When to Use
- •When a video recorded in low-light conditions is too dark to see clearly and needs to be brightened.
- •When outdoor footage is overexposed or washed out and requires lowering the brightness level.
- •When you need to quickly adjust video exposure and convert the output format in a single step.
How It Works
- •Upload your video file (up to 500MB) in any standard video format.
- •Adjust the brightness slider between -1.0 (completely black) and 2.0 (twice as bright), where 1.0 represents the original brightness.
- •Select your preferred output format, such as MP4, WebM, MKV, or keep the original format.
- •Process the video to apply the exposure adjustment and download your modified file.
Use Cases
Examples
1. Brightening Low-Light Smartphone Footage
Vlogger- Background
- A vlogger recorded an intro segment in a dimly lit room, resulting in dark, muddy visuals where their face is barely visible.
- Problem
- The video is too dark to upload to social media, but re-shooting is not an option.
- How to Use
- Upload the dark MP4 video file, set the Brightness Level slider to 1.5 to boost the exposure, and select MP4 as the output format.
- Example Config
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Brightness: 1.5, Output Format: MP4 - Outcome
- The video is significantly brighter, making the vlogger's face clearly visible without losing too much detail, ready for upload.
2. Dimming Overexposed Drone Video
Real Estate Videographer- Background
- A videographer captured aerial footage of a property on an extremely sunny day, causing the white roof and concrete driveway to look washed out.
- Problem
- The highlights are too bright, making the property details look harsh and unprofessional.
- How to Use
- Upload the drone video file, set the Brightness Level to 0.8 to tone down the highlights, and choose to keep the original format.
- Example Config
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Brightness: 0.8, Output Format: original - Outcome
- The overall exposure is reduced, restoring detail to the bright areas and giving the property video a balanced, professional look.
Try with Samples
video, fileRelated Hubs
FAQ
What video formats can I upload?
You can upload any standard video file format, with a maximum file size limit of 500 MB.
What does a brightness level of 0.0 or 2.0 mean?
A level of 0.0 turns the video completely black, 1.0 keeps the original brightness, and 2.0 doubles the brightness.
Can I change the output format of my video?
Yes, you can export your adjusted video as an MP4, WebM, or MKV file, or choose to keep the original format.
Will adjusting the brightness affect the audio track of my video?
No, the tool only modifies the visual brightness levels; your video's audio track remains unchanged.
Is there a file size limit for uploading videos?
Yes, the maximum supported file size for video uploads is 500 MB.