MintGradesRGB is a common color space for web images and many displays. You can create a pleasing edit and still get mismatched colors when exporting into an unsuitable profile or viewing on a vivid screen.
A practical way to approach it
Think about the destination
Photos for websites and social platforms should usually use widely compatible color handling. Test the exported result rather than trusting an editor preview alone.
Keep colors within reason
Highly saturated greens and blues may clip or shift when shown on another device. Moderate saturation and inspect gradients before saving.
Understand the limitation
MintGrade works with browser-decodable images; it does not promise a calibrated ICC conversion pipeline for every camera profile.
One limitation to remember
A phone's vivid display mode can exaggerate colors even when the file itself is normal.
Continue in MintGrade: Color controls
Photos for websites and social platforms should usually use widely compatible color handling. Test the exported result rather than trusting an editor preview alone.
Opens the relevant controls for JPG, PNG and WebP files. No edit is applied until you choose one.
Open color controls in MintGrade →