1 · Drop your photo
JPG or PNG straight from your camera or phone. It never leaves your device.
Free tool for divers
Water swallows the red light and leaves your diving photos blue. Drop them here and get the real colors back in seconds. Free, no watermark, and nothing gets uploaded.


Real output from this tool, default settings, one click
Photos are fixed in your browser. Nothing gets uploaded.
5 of 5 free photos left
JPG or PNG straight from your camera or phone. It never leaves your device.
The tool measures how much red the water swallowed and puts it back, pixel by pixel.
Five simple sliders if you want more control. Download in full resolution, no watermark.
Curious why the water steals your colors in the first place? Read the science behind underwater color correction
Good to know
Water swallows light colors one by one as you go deeper. Red disappears first, at around 5 metres, then orange and yellow. Your camera still records the scene, but without red everything shifts towards blue and green. That is physics, not your camera. The fix is to rebalance the channels afterwards, which is exactly what this tool does.
The tool reads your photo, measures how starved the red channel is, then shifts part of the green and blue energy back into red and stretches each color channel to full range. It is the same idea used by paid dive apps. Everything runs in your browser, and open blue water is protected so it stays blue instead of turning pink.
Yes. You can fix 5 photos with no account at all. After that, a free account unlocks unlimited photos. No watermark, full resolution downloads, and we never upload or keep your pictures.
No. The whole correction runs inside your browser on your own device. Your photos never touch our servers, which also makes the tool fast even on hotel Wi-Fi.
Partly. Shoot shallow, get close to your subject, and use a red filter or a video light below 10 metres. But every diver still comes home with blue shots, so run them through this tool. And if you dive with us in Hurghada, our guides are happy to share camera tips on the boat.
The water is 28°C, the visibility is over 30 m, and a boat with your name on it leaves tomorrow at 8 AM.