Color Filters

Color Filters

Bring NVIDIA-style color filters directly into Minecraft.

Adjust vibrance, saturation, contrast, brightness, sharpening, and more, all from an in-game menu. No external software or shader packs required.

Works with resource packs and is designed to be compatible with shader packs whenever possible.

Presets

Choose from several built-in presets with a single click:

• Vibrant: Stronger, more vivid colors for the classic streamer look.
• PvP: Punchy colors and improved visibility for competitive gameplay.
• Crisp: Sharper textures and cleaner edges.
• Warm / Cool: Adjusts the overall color temperature.
• Cinematic: Darker, moodier visuals.
• Vanilla: Instantly restores Minecraft's original appearance.

Every preset adjusts the sliders automatically, allowing you to fine-tune your settings afterward.

Filters

Customize Minecraft's appearance with a full range of color adjustments:

• Vibrance: Boosts dull colors without oversaturating already-vivid ones.
• Saturation: Adjusts overall color intensity.
• Brightness: Makes the image brighter or darker.
• Contrast: Adjusts the difference between light and dark areas.
• Temperature: Shifts colors toward warmer or cooler tones.
• Highlights: Adjusts the brightest areas of the image.
• Shadows: Adjusts darker areas for improved visibility.
• Gamma: Fine-tunes midtone brightness.
• Sharpness: Applies adaptive sharpening for clearer textures.

Every slider displays its current value, includes a tooltip, and can be reset individually.

Instant Toggle

Enable or disable all color filters instantly using a customizable keybind.

Navigate to Options → Controls and assign a key to Toggle Color Filters.

Your settings remain saved when filters are disabled, making it easy to compare your customized visuals against vanilla Minecraft.

Settings

Access the configuration menu through Mod Menu, or assign a keybind to Open Color Filter Settings.

Choose between two rendering modes:

• World Only (Default): Applies filters to the game world while keeping your HUD unchanged.
• Whole Screen: Applies filters to the entire screen for an experience closer to NVIDIA's color filters.

All effects are processed on the GPU in a single rendering pass, keeping the performance impact minimal.

Requirements

• Fabric Loader
• Fabric API
• Cloth Config

Kairo's Color Filters

Bring NVIDIA-style color filters directly into Minecraft.

Adjust vibrance, saturation, contrast, brightness, sharpening, and more, all from an in-game menu. No external software or shader pack required.

Works with resource packs and is designed to be compatible with shader packs whenever possible.

Presets

One click and you're done:

• Vibrant — strong colors everywhere, the classic streamer look.
• PvP — punchy colors with clear visibility, made for fights.
• Crisp — sharper textures and cleaner edges.
• Warm / Cool — shifts the whole game warmer or cooler.
• Cinematic — slightly darker, moodier tone.
• Vanilla — one click back to Minecraft's normal look.

Every preset just sets the sliders, so you can fine tune anything afterward.

Filters

Full color-grading control:

• Vibrance — the main effect. Boosts dull colors more than already-vivid ones, so everything pops without looking radioactive.
• Saturation
• Brightness
• Contrast
• Temperature (warm/cool)
• Highlights
• Shadows
• Gamma
• Sharpness — adaptive sharpening for crisper textures.

Every slider shows its value, has a tooltip, and can be reset individually.

Instant Toggle

Bind the Toggle Color Filters key in Options → Controls and flip the entire effect on and off instantly, perfect for comparing against vanilla mid game. Your settings are kept either way.

Settings

Open the configuration through Mod Menu, or bind the Open Color Filter Settings key in Options → Controls.

Choose between two modes: World Only (default — your HUD stays vanilla) or Whole Screen (filters everything, closest to NVIDIA filters).

The effect is applied on the GPU in a single pass, so the performance cost is basically zero.

Requirements

• Fabric Loader
• Fabric API
• Cloth Config