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# Twilight

Twilights let you turn a daytime photos into a realistic twilight look by choosing a sky style (or uploading your own), creating multiple variations, and then fine-tuning with the same Adjust tools and Human Revisions you already use.

### Getting Started

You can start creating a Twilight from two places:

#### 1) Listing details page

Hover on a photo, then click the Twilight icon.

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#### 2) Full-screen photo view

Open a photo in full screen, then use the Twilight section on the right side of the **Adjust Panel**.

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### Choose a sky style

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Inside Twilight, you can:

* Pick an included sky style from the library, or
* Upload your own sky to match your personal style or your client’s preferences.

{% hint style="info" %}
Twilight Sky Style is separate from the exterior **Sky Style** preference in [Preferences](/photos/editing/preferences.md).
{% endhint %}

### Upload your own sky

Uploading your own sky is ideal when you want consistency across listings (or when a client asks for a very specific look).

**How it works:**

1. In the "**Sky Style"** area, click "**Upload"**.
2. Select a sky image from your computer.
3. Your uploaded skies stay inside Fotello so you (or anyone on your team) can re-use them.

#### Best practices for custom sky images

Use skies that blend naturally with real estate exteriors (and avoid anything that looks “stocky” or over-processed).

**Recommended:**

* High-resolution images (sharp gradients, no banding, no heavy compression artifacts)
* Only sky in the image so there is no confusion in masking
* Realistic twilight color (blue hour / golden hour tones work best)

**Avoid:**

* Buildings, trees, houses etc. in the sky image
* Over-saturated skies that don’t match the ambient light
* Strong sun flares where the original photo has no matching light direction
* Low-res skies that blur or pixelate on export

### Create your Twilight

Once you’ve selected a sky:

1. Click **Create**.
2. Fotello starts creating your Twilight variations.

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### Variations

Each Twilight **Create** creates **3 variations** for you to choose from. Use variations to quickly pick the output you like.

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Want more options? Click **Create More** to create **another set of 3 variations**.

{% hint style="info" %}
Each time you use Create More, it counts as 1 additional Twilight creation.
{% endhint %}

### Fine-tune your Twilight

After creating a Twilight, you can keep refining it using:

* Any available adjustment controls ([Personalizing Photos](/photos/personalizing-photos.md))
* [Human Revisions](/photos/personalizing-photos/human-revisions.md) (to request manual polish / refinements)

### Plan coverage and pricing

Twilight availability and included usage depends on your plan. If it isn’t included (or you need more), it’s available via pay as you go.

Find out more about pricing [here](https://www.fotello.co/pricing).


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