How To Adjust Color Temperature And Brightness

Preset Display Modes

CareUEyes provides eight preset display modes to suit different usage scenarios:

Preset Mode Details

Mode	Color Temperature	Brightness	Suitable Scenarios
Pause	6500K all day	100% all day	For accurate color display, such as photo editing in Photoshop. No blue light filtering or eye protection in this mode
Health	Day: 5000K Night: 3700K	Day: 90% Night: 80%	Maximum blue light filtering for optimal eye protection
Game	Day: 6500K Night: 6000K	90% all day	Maintains good gaming visuals while protecting eyes
Movie	Day: 6000K Night: 5500K	90% all day	Optimizes viewing experience while reducing eye strain
Office	Day: 5500K Night: 5000K	Day: 85% Night: 80%	Moderate adjustment for color-sensitive long-term office work
Editing	6500K all day	85% all day	Color inversion mode for: • Low-light environments • Extended reading • Night usage • High-contrast work • Light-sensitive users
Reading	5500K all day	85% all day	Grayscale display mode, similar to e-ink, benefits: • Reduces visual fatigue • Improves text readability • Reduces blue light radiation • Optimizes environmental adaptation • Enhances reading experience
Custom	5500K all day	90% all day	Fully customizable color temperature and brightness parameters

Adjustment Methods

You can adjust color temperature and brightness in three ways:

1. Using Sliders

Directly drag the sliders or click on the track to adjust color temperature and brightness:

Note: The default maximum color temperature is 6500K. You can enable extended range in settings, but higher temperatures are not recommended due to increased blue light exposure.

Important Notes:

• When adjusting night settings during the day, you'll see a preview while dragging, but it will revert to day mode when released:

• When adjusting day settings at night, you'll see a preview while dragging, but it will revert to night mode when released:

2. Using Hotkeys

Set up hotkeys in the Options page for quick adjustment of color temperature and brightness:

3. Using Context Menu

Adjust through the right-click menu of the tray icon or timer floating window: