Image Collection Unifier
A free browser-based tool for photographers and artists who photograph their work under inconsistent lighting. Drop in a batch of images and the tool automatically matches their exposure, white balance, and contrast to a unified look — no Photoshop required. Or switch to AI Repaint mode to have multiple AI models completely reimagine your photos as fine-art paintings, then pick the best result per image.
Runs entirely in your browser — your photos are never uploaded to any serverDrag photos here or click to browse
JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC
Standard Settings
Glare / uneven lighting correction
Flat-field analysis — good for paintings shot under indoor lights
How to use
Standard Correction
- 1Drop your photos into the upload zone — JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC.
- 2Leave the mode on Standard correction. Adjust grain, correction strength, and output size if needed.
- 3Optionally enable Glare correction if your photos were taken under indoor spotlights or flash.
- 4If you want all images to match one specific photo, choose it as the Reference image.
- 5Click Process All. Results appear below — download individually or as a ZIP.
AI Repaint Mode
- 1Switch to ✦ AI Repaint mode.
- 2Enable the AI providers you want to use and paste in your API key for each. Keys are stored in your browser only — never sent to this site.
- 3Adjust the Blending style slider: left for confident structured brushwork, right for fluid wet-on-wet painting.
- 4Click Repaint with AI. Each provider runs in parallel and results appear side by side.
- 5Click the result you like best to select it (rust outline + ✓), then download individually or as a ZIP.
Run it yourself
The full source code is open. Clone it and run it locally — no account or subscription needed.
# 1. Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/catmadu-1234/littlebigideas.git cd littlebigideas # 2. Install dependencies npm install # 3. Start the development server npm run dev # Open http://localhost:3000/projects/image-collection-unifier
Requires Node.js 18+ and npm. The tool runs entirely in your browser — the dev server just serves the files. Your images and API keys never leave your machine.
View source on GitHub