Tintly is installed

What it does

Tintly changes the colors of the pages you visit: dark, light, Paper, E-ink, or colors that are easier to tell apart for color vision. It does not change what a page shows, sends or stores.

• Turns pages dark, or light, with four ways of doing it. You pick one, or leave it on automatic.
• Has an E-ink and Paper mode for reading: a paper color, ink for the text, grayer pictures, less glare and less blue light.
• Corrects colors for red, green or blue color weakness, with a theme or on the page's own colors, so they are easier to tell apart. Pictures and icons follow the filter too.
• Shows a page in gray, in gray with light and dark swapped, or with inverted colors, on the page's own colors.
• Keeps the choice for each site. A site can be on, off, or use its own colors.
• Works on all sites, or only on the sites you turn on.

See it in action

Learn more

Short guides for the main features.

• Get startedSee a page change in the first minute. Learn the toolbar window, switch the mode, turn Tintly off for one site and open the settings.
• Choose a modeDark, Light, Paper, E-ink or Original. See what each mode looks like, which one fits your eyes and your screen, and how to switch between them.
• Questions and answersShort answers to the questions people ask most: why a page did not change, how to turn Tintly off for a site, how to move your settings and what Tintly sends.
• Pick an engineTintly can color a page in four ways. This guide says what each one does, when to choose it and how it treats pages that are already dark.
• Use the dark theme of a siteMany sites have a dark theme of their own. Tintly can switch it on, check the result and fall back to its own colors when the theme is not good enough.
• Colors, fonts and palettesChoose a palette for the Dark and Light modes, set your own colors, change the font and the weight of the text, and see how Tintly keeps text easy to read.