Split Toning Node

The Split Toning node applies different color tints to the highlights and shadows of an image. This technique is widely used in photography and color grading to create mood, enhance contrast, or stylize an image by giving distinct color tones to bright and dark regions.

For example, warm highlights and cool shadows can evoke a cinematic or nostalgic look, while complementary tones can create stylized or dramatic effects.

Đầu Vào (Inputs)

Hình Ảnh (Image)

Standard color input image.

Điểm Nhấn (Highlights)

The color tint applied to the bright areas of the image.

Factor Highlights

Controls how strongly the Highlights color affects the bright regions. A value of 0 disables the effect, while 1 applies it fully.

Bóng Tối (Shadows)

The color tint applied to the darker areas of the image.

Factor Shadows

Controls the strength of the Shadows tint.

Chuyển Cảnh/Tiếp (Transition)

Balance

Shifts the midpoint that defines what parts of the image are considered highlights or shadows. Increasing this value favors the highlight color; decreasing it favors the shadow color.

Độ Mịn Màng/Mềm Mại (Smoothness)

Adjusts how gradually the image transitions between tinted shadows and highlights. Higher values create a smooth, natural blend; lower values make the transition more abrupt.

Đầu Ra (Outputs)

Hình Ảnh (Image)

The input image with the split toning effect applied.