Ribbet Studio - Adjust multiple photos at once

In Ribbet Studio Editor, you can brighten, color-correct and fine-tune one photo or all the photos you've selected at once.

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Before you start

Log in to your account at Ribbet.com and open Studio Editor.
Add the photos you want to adjust to your project. You can work on up to 100 photos in one session; if it's your first time, start with a much smaller batch to see how it performs on your laptop/computer
Photos are edited at full resolution, so adjustments never cost you quality.

Steps

In the left menu, click the Photo Adjustments icon (the sliders). The Adjustments panel opens with a Search Adjustments bar and four groups:

Light & Dark: Auto Light & Dark, Exposure, Highlights, Shadows, Brightness, Contrast
Colors: Color Balance, Hue, Vibrance, Temperature, Saturation
Professional: Brilliance, Blacks, Whites, Definition, Levels, Curves, Dodging, Burning
Enhance: Sharpen, Clarity, Tint, Noise, Soften, Bloom, Film Grain

Opening the Adjustments panel and scrolling through the Light & Dark, Colors, Professional and Enhance groups.

2. Select the photos to adjust

Select the photos you want to make adjustments to. To pick individual photos, hold Cmd (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows) and click each one. In the example, only the two darker photos are selected.

To select every photo, click the select all (hand) icon at the top of the project panel.

Holding Cmd or Ctrl and clicking the two darker photos; both are outlined in blue.

3. Choose an adjustment and drag its slider

Click an adjustment, such as Brightness, to open its slider. Drag right to increase the value or left to decrease it.

Opening Brightness and dragging its slider; the two selected photos get darker, then brighter.

4. Fine-tune with the arrow keys (optional)

For precise control, click the slider, then press the left or right arrow key to nudge the value in smaller increments.

Pressing the left and right arrow keys to nudge the Brightness value.

5. Adjust every photo at once

Click the select all (hand) icon, then choose another adjustment. In the example, raising Vibrance boosts the colors across all photos in one go.

Clicking the select-all hand icon, then raising Vibrance; the colors get richer on every photo.

6. Export or save your work

Select the photos you want to download, then click Export in the top bar. In the Export Project window, choose a format and quality, then click Export Selected. If you want to come back later to work on the project further, you can click Save to back the project up to your Ribbet account.

Tips

You're always editing what's selected. Check which photos are outlined in blue, or the number on the Export button, before you move a slider.
Fix the odd ones out first: select only the photos that need it (too dark, too flat), adjust them, then select all for changes every photo should share.
Can't find an adjustment? Type its name in the Search Adjustments bar.
Use the arrow keys for small, exact changes after a rough drag.
To start a group over, click the reset icon (the curved arrow) next to its name, such as Light & Dark or Colors. Every adjustment in that group goes back to zero.
Changed your mind? Use the Undo and Redo buttons (the arrow icons at the top right).

Troubleshooting

Problem	Solution
Nothing changed when I moved the slider	No photos are selected. Select at least one photo, then move the slider again.
The adjustment changed photos I didn't want to change	Click Undo, check your selection, then try again.
Only some photos changed	Only selected photos are adjusted. Click the select-all (hand) icon, then adjust again.
The arrow keys don't change the value	Click the slider first, then press the left or right arrow key.

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