Batch Editor

Auto Level: Redistributes colors throughout the photo in hopes of color correcting photos
Auto Contrast: Alters photo by changing the contrast between lighting and colors
Sharpen: Increases the appearance of edges in a photo
Backlight Correction: If percent is a (+), makes darker areas in the photo brighter; if percent is a (+/-), makes bright areas darker and dark areas brighter
Contrast Enhance: Alters photo by increasing the contrast between lighting and colors
Deepen: Makes the tones in the photo appear richer
Brighten: Makes the photo lighter
Darken: Makes the photo darker
Bright: Increase or decrease level of light and darkness in a photo
Contrast: Increase or decrease level of contrast between lighting and color in a photo
Decolor: Drains colors from a photo
Bloom: Applies a softer filter to the photo, making the edges bleed into each other
Film Effect: Makes photo appear to be taken on different kinds of film
Vignetting: Adds different gradients of darkness around the edges of the photo
Sepia: Makes the photo black and white and appear to be developed using Sepia toner (A different color than black and white, but still monochromatic)
Antique Photo: Gives the appearance of an older photograph
Grayscale: Makes the photo black and white
Blur: Blurs the photo
Negative: Gives the photo the appearance of a film negative
Erode: Strengthens colors in photo (opposite of dilating)
Dilate: Weakens colors in photo (opposite of eroding)