Gamma, brightness, contrast and digital vibrance presets on hotkeys. Swap your look mid-raid, from night maps to dark interiors to fog, and never tab into NVIDIA Control Panel again.
Corners that were pure black now have detail. Pick a preset, hit the hotkey, done.
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NIGHT RAID PRESET
Real in-game screenshot · right side uses TarkovNV's actual Night Raid curve
Built for people who just want the right look for the raid they're in, without dragging sliders around every time.
Bind a key to every preset and swap mid-raid without tabbing out. A small on-screen popup tells you which one is live.
NVIDIA users get the normal driver vibrance, then push past it up to 250% with an extra saturation boost. AMD and Intel get the boost too.
Pick which monitor to control, and each one keeps its own presets and hotkeys. Laptop one day, desktop the next: it remembers.
Lift dark corners without washing out the whole screen, and pull down glare from sun, snow and flashlights.
Brightness, contrast and gamma for red, green and blue separately, plus temperature and tint. Type exact values if you want.
Night Raid, Pitch Black, Dark Interiors, Fog, Snow, NVG Green and more. Load one, tweak it, make it yours.
Preview presets on dark and bright in-game scenes or your own screenshots, plus a black-level test for your monitor.
Jump to your raid preset when Tarkov starts and back when it closes. Undo and redo for every change.
Grab TarkovNV.exe and run it. No installer, no extra software, works on NVIDIA, AMD and Intel.
Choose a template or tune your own. Changes show on screen live, and the test scenes show exactly how they'll look in-game.
Put your presets on hotkeys, launch Tarkov in borderless windowed, and swap looks whenever the lighting changes.
No. TarkovNV never reads or modifies Escape From Tarkov. It changes your display's colour output through standard Windows and NVIDIA functions, the same way NVIDIA Control Panel does. Battlestate makes their own calls on third-party tools, so use your own judgement.
TarkovNV is free and not code-signed, so Windows is cautious about it. For "Windows protected your PC", click More info → Run anyway. Defender sometimes false-flags small unsigned apps too. The full source code is on GitHub so you can check it or build it yourself.
Yes. Gamma, brightness, contrast, shadows, highlights and the vibrance boost work on any GPU. NVIDIA cards also get the driver's own digital vibrance for the 0–100% range.
No. The colour curve is applied by your display hardware after the game renders, so there's no FPS hit and no added input lag.
Use borderless windowed in Tarkov and turn HDR off in Windows display settings. For very strong night presets, click Unlock (admin) in the app once and restart your PC.
TarkovNV costs nothing. If it saved you from a dark corner or two, a coffee helps keep the updates coming.