Smart Gradient Mapping for Equalizing Tone and Color
Quickly and efficiently correct uneven colors with Infinite Unify. Whether you are dealing with variations in skin tone, color casts, or other issues that can distract from your subject, this Photoshop plugin from Infinite Tools lets you take full control of gradient maps and solve the problem swiftly.
Quickly Correct Uneven Tones
Whether you are dealing with variations in skin tone, color casts, or other issues that can distract from your subject, the Infinite Unify Photoshop plugin from Infinite Tools enables you to solve the problem swiftly.
Cat Ford Coates
Harness the Power of Gradient Mapping
After picking a range of colors you’d like to perfect, Infinite Unify samples 12 points across your selection to generate a hyper-accurate gradient map removing the need to figure out how to get beautiful results by hand.
Miet Neirinckx
A Nuanced, Customizable Approach to Color Correction
The panel lets you dial in the sensitivity of the tone selection, select presets for different lighting conditions, shift the gradient maps’ hue, and instantly switch blend modes from color to hue or saturation, all from a quick access interface.
Luca Storelli
Handle Even The Most Complex Issues
Infinite Unify’s Advanced Gradient editor gives you hyper precise controls including individual saturation control of the highlights, midtones, and shadows, smoothness of tones selected, and hue or luminosity adjustment to ensure no problem is unsolvable.
Stefan Kohler
Achieve a Professional Level of Finishing with Minimal Effort
Choose to apply the results via a black mask or an intelligent mask based on skin tone to deal with everything from the unflattering effects of mismatched lighting, to variations in a Newborn’s skin tone, or even tan lines.
Luca Storelli
Apply Results to Multiple Images
Once you’ve created a perfect gradient, saving it for use on other images is a quick, in-panel process using the “User Layers” tab. You can also access a huge selection of popular gradients using the “Community” tab and even share your own with fellow creatives.
April Killingsworth
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Testimonials
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Beatrice Ratio
This tool is totally on new level of editing. It makes correcting tones so easy and time saving. Whenever it’s skin or something else in the image. There is no way going back to editing tones in a way I used to do it before. This is just so amazing!
Greg Thomason
As a portrait photographer I often deal with inconsistent skin tones. Bringing the skin tones into harmony is essential to making the portrait reflect what our mind sees. Unify, one of the Infinite Tools, let’s me do this intuitively and easily. I highly recommend having it in your toolbox if photographing people is something you do.
Jasmijn Bult
“Love to use the Unify Panel to create more even colours while working for clients, on skin but also on products. It just makes my images more serene!”
Jordy Clarke
After trying the new infinite unify panel, I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly it worked! Using the panel has replaced multiple adjustment layers and time spent masking, which has sped up my workflow while retouching. For colour casts and redness in skin, the panel was able to pick up the specific areas that needed to be addressed. The HSL sliders are great for fine tuning as well, I can say with confidence that the new Unify panel is a fantastic piece of computer wizardry from the Infinite Tools team that belongs in any portrait photographers tool box.
Lara Giles
The Infinite Unify Panel is perfect to balance skin tones and it works so well for my beauty portraits.
It helps to speed up the workflow to match tones, especially when I need to make small adjustments on the skin. Not only do I use it for my portraits, but also to unify colors of clothes or makeup. It’s a great addition to my beloved Infinite Color Panel, which I use regularly.
Linus Peterson
What is this sorcery?!
I can honestly say that I am blown away by this plugin!
Not only by its results, but how quickly and accurately Unify achieves them.
I struggle a bit when it comes to getting rid of uneven skin tones while still maintaining a natural result so i was really excited and humbled to be a part of this and trying it out.
In most cases I was more than content with the results the “automatic” create-button gave me, which is insane.
All I had to do was to paint black on the layer mask Unify created for me making sure it didn’t get anything in the eyes and wherever else you do not want the grade to affect.
If you want full control, just use the lasso tool to select the skin tones you like in the shadows, midtones, and highlights before you hit Create.
You also have the choice to fine-tune it even further in the advanced editor with extreme precision.
I feel like I have only scratched the surface of all you can do with this tool.
It is so easy to use and I am very excited to implement Unify properly in my workflow from here on.
Luca Storelli
I have been waiting for this panel for so long.
The problems it resolves are very common and frequent.
Most of the time, when I’m checking for my photos after a shooting, I see problems on the skin of models. I don’t mean about skin imperfections, wrinkles, etc. I mean discolorations, color spots, signs of tanning…
Before it was complicated, because each different color of the skin should have to edit individually, and this took time.
This is the reason why I use Infinite Unify. The main feature of this panel is that it allows us to get from the selection we make, a gradient map, all colors that we need for correcting the discolorations on the image. And all of this is done with just a click. I can choose the colors I need to use using the lasso tool, (I can do more than a selection), and then I press the button, selecting parts on the face or body that I want to capture to use for correct… that’s all
The panel creates a selection mask, which permits using the gradient tool generated as a mask, so we can reveal it only on the parts where the effect is needed. How much time does it require me? A couple of seconds!
There is the possibility also to change the blending mode of the gradient layer, saturation, or hue, instead of the color blending mode, but most of the time it doesn’t require any modification. All I need is there, without losing time, accelerating my workflow.
I’ve experienced, that sometimes, if I need precise and accurate results, I run the panel twice, changing the color selection and consequently the gradient map generated. In this way, especially for the body, I can get good results for skin discoloration on the face and body spots.
The panel lets us change the values if we work with overexposed or underexposed images also. What do we need more?
From now, I will use this panel on each image of mine, taking care of color harmony, making the colors of the pictures more uniform and real, and resolving a big problem in a couple of seconds.
My retouching workflow from now it will be:
1. Healing brush. (To remove wrinkles, blemishes, and black spots..)
2. Frequency Separation
3. Dodge and Burn.
4. Infinite Unify
Thank Infinite Tools for this brand new tool. I love it.
Luca Storelli
Sequoyah
Using the new Infinite Unity panel (which was my first time using it), it made me appreciate my process and how well it fit in with it. In my own work, I always strive for harmonious colors, in skin, environment, and casts. On those tough-to-balance images, Infinite Unity saved the day. Once I understood the mechanics of how the panel operated, I used to not only harmonize skin tones, but harmonize whole images when I wanted to create an even warm tone. Infinite Unity will certainly become a staple in my work, and the new update makes using it incredibly easy.
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