Time of Day Switch

You were at the overlook at 1 p.m. because that is when the tour bus stopped. The photo is fine and the light is dead. Shift Time of Day moves the same shot to a better hour: golden hour with long shadows, the blue-hour glow after sunset, a foggy dawn, a starry sky. It re-renders sky, ambient light, shadow direction and color temperature across the entire frame so the ground, buildings and people all agree with the new hour. For travel creators it is the difference between a grab you post as filler and one you build the whole reel around, without waiting around for sunset or coming back tomorrow.

There are twenty times and moods on the list. The gentle ones: early morning, soft morning, foggy morning, overcast, cloudy afternoon, late afternoon and clear noon or midday sun. The show-off ones: golden hour sunrise, golden hour sunset, dramatic sunset, blue hour dawn, blue hour dusk and twilight. The after-dark set: night, moonlit, starry night and city lights. The weather and spectacle set: stormy and northern lights. Pick one and the tool keeps every object, person and the composition where they are; it changes how they are lit, what the sky is doing and how warm or cool the whole image feels. Windows and streetlights turn on at night.

Shortlist two or three moods at Standard for 4 credits each, because a scene that sings at golden hour can look muddy at twilight. Send the winner to Pro. If the sky is right but the ground still looks flat, Replace the Sky is a lighter touch that leaves the foreground alone; if the subject is a person indoors, Lighting Swap is the right tool instead. Then Reframe for the 9:16 reel cover and the 16:9 thumbnail, and Photo to Video to add moving clouds or drifting fog. Your 4 free signup credits cover a first Standard run on your flattest travel shot.