Image Options
Open this dialog from Options → Image Option or with the Ctrl+I shortcut. It applies visual adjustments to the currently displayed image, with a live preview directly on the canvas. The adjustments only change how the image looks — they never alter your labels.
Adjustments
| Adjustment | Range | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Invert Colors | on / off | off | Invert the colours of the image (photographic negative). |
| Grayscale | on / off | off | Convert the image to grayscale. |
| Brightness | -100 – 100 | 0 | Make the image brighter or darker. |
| Contrast | 0 – 200 | 100 | Adjust the difference between light and dark areas (100 = original). |
| Gamma | 10 – 300 | 100 | Adjust the gamma curve, brightening or darkening mid-tones (100 = neutral). |
| RGB Channel Levels | -100 – 100 per channel | 0 | Boost or cut the Red, Green and Blue channels individually. |
| Hue shift | -180 – 180° | 0 | Rotate the colours around the colour wheel. |
| Saturation | 0 – 300 | 100 | Adjust colour intensity (100 = original, 0 = grayscale). |
| Value shift | -100 – 100 | 0 | Shift the brightness (value) component of the colours. |
| Sharpen / Blur | -10 – 10 | 0 | Negative values blur the image, positive values sharpen it (0 = original). |
Color Replacement
Enable Color replacement to swap one colour for another:
- Pick a Source Color and a Target Color.
- Set a Tolerance (
0–100) to control how close a pixel’s colour must be to the source to be replaced. - Click Add Color Replacement. Each rule is listed and can be removed with Clear All Replacements.
Several replacement rules can be combined.
Presets
The current set of adjustments can be reused across images:
- Save Preset — store the current settings as a named
.jsonfile. - Load Preset — apply a previously saved preset.
- Manage Presets — open the
presetsfolder in your file explorer.
Applying changes
- OK — apply the adjustments to the displayed image.
- Cancel — discard the adjustments and restore the original image.
- Reset — reset every adjustment back to its default value.