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How to Batch-Edit a Set of Photos to One Consistent Look
Short answer: In ToneLab.photo, edit one photo, then select the others in your library and bulk-apply — it copies the light, colour, effects and frame across them. Crop and rotation stay per-photo. It all runs in your browser, nothing uploaded.
A consistent look is what makes a feed, an album, or a product set feel intentional. Editing each photo from scratch is slow; batch editing gets you there in seconds.
Batch-edit in ToneLab
- Open tonelab.photo and add several photos to your multi-photo library (each keeps its own saved edits).
- Edit one photo until it looks right — presets, colour, grain, a frame.
- Turn on Select, tick the photos you want, and choose Apply this look to selected.
- The light, colour, effects and frame are copied across; crop and rotation stay per-photo. Export each.
Tips for a cohesive set
- Pick a preset and back the intensity off a little so it flatters every shot, not just one.
- Save your settings as a custom preset (Pro) to reuse the look on future shoots.
- Check skin tones and skies after applying — nudge white balance per-photo if one shot was lit differently.
FAQ
Can I apply one look to many photos at once?
Yes. Edit one photo, select the others in your library, and bulk-apply — it copies the light, colour, effects and frame.
Does the crop get copied too?
No. Bulk-apply copies the look; crop and rotation stay per-photo so each image keeps its own framing.
Is batch editing private?
Yes — every photo is edited in your browser, on your device, and it works offline.