Here's how to edit iPhone photos using TikTok's favorite formula - Mashable

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The viral TikTok iPhone photo editing formula makes life look like a sunkissed wonderland. 

TikTok users are finally taking advantage of iOS editing features with this "hack," which is less of a hack and more of an editing formula that plays with shadows, saturation, and color. 

In one of the most popular videos demonstrating this method, TikTok creator anaugazz showed viewers the importance of trusting the process. The video, posted on Friday, has 12.5 million views. Using a selfie, anaugazz raised the photo's exposure and brilliance to the highest possible setting. Then, she adjusted the photo's highlights, shadows, black point, saturation, vibrance, warmth, and tint to achieve the final image's dreamy vibe. 

In the midst of editing, the photo looks like a relic of MySpace posts. Don't be ashamed of blown-out selfies, though — even superstars like Lizzo fell prey to the overexposed, oversaturated aesthetic of the early internet. 

Once you play with the iOS vignette tool and then lower the photo's exposure and brilliance to zero, you'll end up with a sunkissed image worthy of any summer mood board. 

Here's the exact formula anaugazz used to achieve this final iPhone photo masterpiece:

• Exposure and brilliance to 100

• Highlights to -32  

• Shadows to -26

• Lower the contrast to -30

• Brightness to -15

• Black point to 10

• Saturation to 10 

• Vibrance to 8

• Warmth to 10

• Push the tint up to 29

• Up the sharpness to 14

• Definition feature to 23

• Finally, slide the exposure back down to 0

Don't believe the hype? Here's another example of the editing formula posted by TikTok creator kawehi_. The golden hour clouds look unreal. 

It's worth noting that this editing formula seems to work best with photos taken in bright, natural light. Happy editing!

May 03, 2021 at 03:18AM
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Here's how to edit iPhone photos using TikTok's favorite formula - Mashable

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