Real Exportable Presets
Color & White Balance Calibrator
Live warmth, tint, contrast, and saturation grading with genuine exportable JSON presets — not just a one-off self-correction panel, but a calibration workflow you can save, share, and reload across sessions or streaming setups.
Controls
Presets
Notes
Why Presets, Not Named Lighting Modes
Rather than fixed presets labelled "Tungsten" or "Daylight" that assume your exact lighting, this exports your own actual grading values — the settings that work for your specific room, camera, and taste. Save a look once, and re-import it instantly next time you're in that same setup, or share the file with a co-streamer for a matched look.
Reference
The Four Controls
| Control | Range | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Warmth | -30 to 30 | Shifts toward blue (negative) or orange (positive). |
| Tint | -30 to 30 | Shifts toward green (negative) or magenta (positive). |
| Contrast | -30 to 30 | Widens or narrows the dark-to-light gap. |
| Saturation | -30 to 30 | Reduces or intensifies color strength. |
Step-by-Step
How to Build and Save a Look
- Click "Start Camera" and allow access when prompted.
- Adjust the four sliders until your feed looks right for your current setup.
- Name your preset and click "Export Preset" to save it as a JSON file.
- Re-import it next session to instantly restore the same look.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from Fix My Video?
Fix My Video is framed around brightness/contrast/warmth/gamma self-correction for a single call. This tool is a grading/calibration workflow with real exportable JSON presets as the headline feature — built for reuse across sessions and streaming setups, not a one-off fix.
What's in an exported preset file?
A small JSON file with your warmth, tint, contrast, and saturation values and a name you choose — re-importable here later, or readable by anything that parses JSON.
Can I apply this preset to Zoom or Teams?
Not directly from this page — browsers deliberately prevent injecting a processed video stream into another application. This preview is for finding and saving the right values; reproducing them in another app requires that app's own color controls, if it has any.
Why does my saved preset look different in a new room?
Your grading values are correct relative to the lighting they were made under. A different room has a different color cast to compensate for, so the same numbers no longer land the same way — save separate presets per common location if you switch setups regularly.
Can I share a preset with someone else?
Yes — the exported JSON file is a plain, portable format. Sending it to a co-streamer lets them import the same grading values, though their result will still depend on their own camera and lighting matching closely enough to look right.