
You can call this app by its name Monitorian in command prompt or bat file. The options can be executed consecutively (e.g. When you use /set option, it can be specified with the number itself (e.g. The brightness or contrast ranges from 0 to 100%. If contrast is not supported by a monitor, '-' will be shown instead. If this app is called with /get or /set, it will return You can switch to contrast by inserting contrast after /get or /set (e.g. The device instance ID is an unique identifier given by the OS to each monitor. You can use command-line options to get/set the brightness or contrast. It can be switched back to brightness by To brightness hot key. Hot keys & Shortcut keysĪll hot keys for brightness can be switched to contrast by To contrast hot key.


The settings file (and other file) will be created at: \Users\\AppData\Local\Monitorian\.Microsoft Store (Windows 10 (1607) or newer): An external monitor must be DDC/CI enabled.Arabic (ar) by Catalan (ca) by German (de) by Spanish (es) by and French (fr) by and Italian (it) by Japanese (ja-JP) by Korean (ko-KR) by Dutch (nl-NL) by Polish (pl-PL) by and Portuguese (pt-BR) by Romanian (ro) by Russian (ru-RU) by and Turkish (tr-TR) by Ukrainian (uk-UA) by Simplified Chinese (zh-Hans) by and Traditional Chinese (zh-Hant) by and Windows 7 or newer.In addition, the user can change the adjustable range of brightness and contrast for each monitor seamlessly.

For the system with an ambient light sensor, the adjusted brightness can be shown along with configured one. The user can change the brightness of monitors, including external ones, either individually or in unison. Monitorian is a Windows desktop tool to adjust the brightness of multiple monitors with ease.
