AstroSlide screenshot: Reveal the hidden colours in your Moon photos

Free browser editor that sharpens your telescope or phone shots of the Moon and brings out the faint real colour hiding in the grey. Drop a JPEG, PNG, TIFF or FITS photo, or video clips from one night, and it stacks the sharpest frames for you. Fine-tune the result with sliders and save in 16-bit, with nothing to install. The builder says it was 100% vibe coded.

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