ScreenTuner 1.0.0
First public release.
What it does — digital vibrance, gamma, contrast and brightness as named profiles you
switch with a hotkey, without leaving a game. Vibrance goes through NVIDIA's NVAPI; gamma,
contrast and brightness go through the GDI gamma ramp and work on any GPU.
Highlights
- Per-monitor overrides inside a single profile, matched by vendor, position, index or
EDID rather than the adapter names Windows renumbers - Settings window with live preview, a real transfer-curve graph drawn from the lookup
table that actually reaches the driver, and a vibrance colour preview - A watchdog that reapplies your profile when a fullscreen game takes the gamma ramp, or
the driver resets vibrance on a display-mode switch - Defaults are
Ctrl+Shift+…: Windows reports AltGr as Ctrl+Alt, soCtrl+Altbindings
fire while typing on Spanish, German and most non-US layouts. If you do bind Ctrl+Alt,
AltGr presses are detected and ignored - Per-user install, no admin prompt.
--uninstallremoves every registry entry it made
Install — run the setup exe, or winget install NachoSC.ScreenTuner, or unzip the
portable build anywhere.
Note on SmartScreen — the binary is not code-signed, so Windows will warn on first
run. Click More info → Run anyway. The source is here and build.bat reproduces it.
Requires Windows 10/11 64-bit. Vibrance needs an NVIDIA GPU; everything else works on
AMD and Intel. AMD saturation via ADL is on the roadmap — testers welcome.