Upload an image, adjust parameters, and learn how visual effects decompose into explicit values. Generate structured prompts for AI collaboration.
Parametric literacy is the ability to understand and articulate visual outcomes as systematic configurations of adjustable parameters rather than vague stylistic descriptions.
Enter your Gemini API Key to enable AI features. It is stored locally in your browser's localStorage.
How to get a Gemini API key: open Google AI Studio, create or select an API key, and paste it above. Availability, rate limits, and pricing can change; always check the official Gemini API pricing and rate limits pages.
Privacy: core image editing runs locally in the browser. The current canvas image and active parameter context are sent to Gemini only when you click Analyze My Image. Metadata JSON exports do not include image pixels or API keys.
Other providers to explore: Other AI and image-transformation providers may be suitable for future experiments, but they are not currently integrated in this tool. Availability, pricing, and rate limits should always be checked in the official provider documentation.
The AI will "look" at your current edited image and analyze its exposure, contrast, and color balance, suggesting specific improvements.
How do I achieve my current slider settings in professional software?
Generate a random quiz question based on digital imaging theory.
The tutor can see your current parameter settings. Ask a question! (e.g. "Why did my image turn blue?", "Explain Gamma to me")
How to read it: The large graph overlays Red, Green, and Blue. The solid white line represents total Luminosity. The three smaller graphs below isolate the R, G, B channels allowing you to spot specific color clipping.