DisplayTuneVibrance and brightness in PUBG
In PUBG you spend most of your time looking for a dot against grass, trees and hills. Saturation and slightly lifted shadows help you find it sooner.
Why enemies are hard to spot
Long ranges, green and yellow fields, tree shadows. An enemy in camo at 200 meters is a few pixels. Two settings matter most here: saturation (separates clothing from grass) and gamma in the shadows (opens up bushes and tree lines).
Values
| Setting | Value | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Saturation | 140–160% | Clothes and gear separate from grass |
| Gamma | 1.1–1.2 | See into tree shadows |
| Brightness | 100–102 | No blown-out sky |
| Contrast | 100 | Otherwise shadows darken again |
The ready-made preset is "PUBG — Long range": saturation 140%, gamma 1.15, brightness 102.
In-game settings
- In-game brightness — moderate, to suit your monitor.
- Sharpen — on: outlines at range get crisper.
- Post-processing and effects — low, less haze and glow.
- Color blind mode — try it if red markers are hard to see.
Maps and weather
On the snow map you can drop saturation to 130% and lower brightness a little. On the desert map — higher saturation and gamma around 1.0. Keep a profile per map and switch with hotkeys.
Ready-made presets for CS2, Valorant, Apex, Fortnite, PUBG, Call of Duty, Overwatch 2 and more: the profile turns on when the game starts and turns off when you leave. Saturation up to 350%, NVIDIA, AMD and Intel. First day free.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best vibrance for PUBG?
140–160%. The "PUBG — Long range" preset is 140% with gamma 1.15.
How do I see enemies in grass in PUBG?
Raise saturation and a little gamma, turn on sharpen and lower post-processing.
Can I use different vibrance on different maps?
Yes — make several profiles and switch them with hotkeys.