LumaEdge creates immersive multi-monitor lighting without spanning, stretching, or rendering your game across every display. It also turns unused black-bar space into reactive Cinema ambience.
Stretch a game's atmosphere across your whole desk, or turn unwanted black bars into part of the film. LumaEdge adapts without changing the content itself.
LumaEdge samples the edges of your main display and paints matching reactive gradients across the monitors around it.
Fill letterboxes, pillarboxes, and windowboxes with gradients that feel like the movie continues beyond its frame.
With LumaEdge
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The displays below are running a browser recreation of LumaEdge, sampling each scene and projecting matching gradients as the image changes.
LumaEdge reads narrow sampling regions from the relevant edges of your source display. Processing stays local on your Windows PC.
The sampled colors are shaped, smoothed, and blended into configurable bands that react naturally as the content changes.
Borderless overlays extend those colors onto surrounding displays or into the unused space around ultrawide content.
Detailed sampling preserves the variation across a scene instead of reducing an entire edge to one average color.
Use one screen or five. Fill letterboxes on a TV, pillarboxes on an ultrawide, or extend a game's color across the monitors around you.
Save different setups, build custom interface themes, and share configurations without rebuilding them by hand.
Tune intensity, saturation, contrast, tint, reach, softness, opacity, adaptive output, and more.
LumaEdge can recognize letterboxed, pillarboxed, and windowboxed content, then fit its Cinema lighting to the visible picture.
Left, right, above, below, or somewhere delightfully weird. LumaEdge follows your setup instead of asking your setup to follow LumaEdge.
Keep using the windows, icons, and controls beneath LumaEdge's gradients without turning the lighting off.
Choose broad compatibility, smooth GPU acceleration, or HDR-ready output. Then tune LumaEdge to fit your PC.
No. LumaEdge supports multi-monitor setups, but Cinema Mode and its positioning tools can work entirely on one display.
No. Screen sampling and gradient rendering happen locally on your PC. LumaEdge does not need to send your content anywhere.
LumaEdge is designed for windowed and borderless fullscreen content. Exclusive fullscreen behavior can vary between games.
LumaEdge scales its activity with what is happening on screen. Calm scenes stay efficient, while fast scenes get the updates they need.
Games, films, ultrawides, or a desk full of monitors. Give every edge somewhere to go.
