Never play with washed-out colours again.
AutoVibrance automatically cranks up your display's vibrance, gamma, brightness and contrast the moment you launch a game — then smoothly restores your normal desktop settings when you alt-tab back out.
No clicking, no hotkeys, no fumbling with NVIDIA Control Panel mid-match. It just works.
The main settings window with per-game profiles and sliders
AutoVibrance running quietly in the system tray
- Standalone
.exe— no installation, no setup wizard, no admin rights needed in most cases - Works on Windows 10 & 11
- Requires an NVIDIA GPU for vibrance (gamma/brightness/contrast works on any GPU)
| Without AutoVibrance | With AutoVibrance |
|---|---|
| Manually open NVIDIA Control Panel every time you play | Colours switch automatically when you launch a game |
| Forget to reset vibrance and burn your eyes on desktop | Desktop colours restore instantly when you quit |
| One global setting for everything | Per-game profiles — CS2 can be punchy, desktop stays calm |
Set different colour settings for every game you play:
- Counter-Strike 2 — high vibrance to spot enemies in smokes
- Valorant — slightly boosted contrast
- Desktop / work — normal, easy-on-the-eyes colours
Add any .exe in two clicks. AutoVibrance pulls the game's icon automatically.
- 5-second preview — slider changes revert automatically unless you save
- Emergency reset — one button (or press
Esc) to instantly return to safe defaults - Hard limits — sliders are capped so you can't accidentally black out your screen
- Runs quietly in the system tray
- Toggle on/off from the tray menu
- Optional start-minimised so it never gets in your way
- Download
AutoVibrance.exefrom Releases - Run it — a default profile for CS2 is already set up
- Add more games with the Browse button
- Tweak sliders per game — vibrance, gamma, brightness, contrast
- Hit Save and forget about it. Alt-tab between games and desktop freely.
AutoVibrance only talks to Windows and your NVIDIA driver. It does not touch game memory, inject DLLs, or hook anything. It is as safe as changing a setting in NVIDIA Control Panel.
- Open an issue
- Check the existing game list & profiles — share your settings!
Inspired by vibranceGUI — rebuilt for modern Windows & CS2.