not the scene
Put the key light where you wish it had been. Direction, softness, colour temperature and intensity are four controls that compile into the lighting the model applies — so “backlit, warm, and hard” is something you dial rather than describe and hope for.
Free to start · no card required
gives you
Six directions
Left, right, top, bottom, front and back. Back is the interesting one: a real rim around the subject rather than a general brightening.
Eight temperatures
Tungsten, daylight, golden hour, blue hour, candle, moonlight, neon or neutral — the colour of the light, not a filter over the picture.
Hard or soft, dim or blazing
Softness decides whether shadows are crisp or gentle; intensity runs from low-key to high-key. Together they set the mood before any prompt does.
Built for faces and products
The two subjects where lighting decides whether an image is usable, and the two hardest to re-shoot once the set is gone.
start to finish
Bring the image
A portrait, a product shot, a generation — anything lit wrong.
Place the light
Pick the direction it should come from, and how hard it should fall.
Choose its colour and strength
Temperature sets the mood; intensity sets the exposure.
Add a note if you need one
Anything extra is appended to the lighting description rather than replacing it.
plainly
- Directions
- Left, right, top, bottom, front, back
- Temperatures
- Neutral, tungsten, daylight, golden, blue, candle, moon, neon
- Quality
- Soft or hard, with intensity from low-key to high-key
- Also available as
- A Canvas transform node
answered
No. A filter tints the pixels that are already there; relighting changes where the light comes from, so shadows and highlights move with it.
Left, right, top and bottom are the most precise — they map to a structural hint the model takes directly. Front and back are carried by the description alone and are correspondingly looser.
Yes, and the order matters: relight first to fix where the light is, then grade to set how the whole frame feels.
Your next frame is one prompt away
Open the prompt box, pick a model, and see what comes back. No card, no setup, no onboarding call.