ControlLight
ControlLight: Master lighting in any image.
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ControlLight is a specialized model that gives you advanced control over the lighting in your images. Instead of generating an entirely new picture, it intelligently analyzes the existing scene and allows you to add, remove, or modify light sources, shadows, and highlights. This makes it ideal for photographers, designers, and artists who want to fine-tune the atmosphere of their work without starting from scratch.
Use ControlLight when you have a good base image but the lighting isn't quite right — perhaps a portrait needs a softer glow, a product shot needs more dramatic shadows, or a landscape wants a golden hour feel. The model preserves the original content and structure while giving you the power to change how it's illuminated, all with simple text or directional controls.
What sets ControlLight apart is its ability to maintain realistic lighting physics while accepting creative, even stylized, instructions. It handles complex interplays between multiple light sources and surface materials, making it one of the most intuitive tools for light manipulation available.
- Improving portrait lighting
- Dramatic product shots
- Changing outdoor scene to golden hour
- Adding moody shadows to interiors
- Correcting underexposed areas
Produces natural, physically plausible light interactions with the scene.
Keeps the original image details intact while altering only the lighting.
Accepts simple descriptive prompts like 'add warm sidelight' without complex setup.
- Start with well-lit source images for most predictable results.
- Use directional language like 'from the left' or 'above' for precise control.
- Combine multiple lighting passes to build complex lighting setups.
- When aiming for realism, avoid specifying impossible light sources.
- May struggle with extremely complex scenes containing many reflective surfaces.
- Extreme lighting changes can occasionally introduce subtle artifacts.
- Not designed for full scene generation or adding new objects.
Cinematic three-point lighting, warm key light with cool fill, shallow depth of field feel
Single hard light from above-left, emphasizing texture, deep black shadows
Night scene lit by neon signs, cool blues and warm reds mixed, wet reflections on the street
A random number that ensures consistent results if you want to recreate a specific lighting look.
Number of refinement passes; more steps can improve quality but take longer.
The width-to-height ratio of the output image, like 16:9 for widescreen or 1:1 for square.
How strictly the model follows your lighting prompt; higher values mean more dramatic changes.
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Can I add a new light source completely from scratch?
Yes, you can prompt ControlLight to add lights in specific locations and colors.
Will this change the colors of my objects?
Only as the new light interacts with them, similar to real-world lighting.
Can I remove harsh shadows from a face?
Yes, describe the desired soft lighting or specify 'reduce shadows'.