Lychee Gshade Preset By — Jaechy By Jaechy

In the vibrant world of game photography, particularly within Final Fantasy XIV, finding the perfect lighting and color balance can transform a simple screenshot into a work of art. Among the myriad of custom GShade presets available, one name that has been quietly gaining attention for its delicate, soft aesthetic is “lychee” by jaechy.

Named after the fragrant, translucent fruit, this preset aims to deliver a visual experience that is both refreshing and subtly sweet—without being overwhelmingly saturated or harsh. lychee gshade preset by jaechy by jaechy

Lychee GShade is a visual preset created by Jaechy for the GShade post-processing framework (shader-based ReShade fork) that alters color grading, contrast, and filmic effects to produce a distinct, stylized look often used in screenshots and gameplay captures. The preset emphasizes soft magenta-cyan color shifts, slightly lowered contrast, and a gentle bloom/glow for a dreamy, pastel aesthetic while retaining midtone clarity. In the vibrant world of game photography, particularly

In a sea of oversaturated “anime” presets and moody “cinematic” LUTs, the Lychee GShade preset by Jaechy by Jaechy strikes a rare balance. It enhances without overwhelming. It adds fantasy flair while respecting the original art direction of your favorite games. And most importantly, it makes screenshotting fun again—no endless tweaking sliders for hours. Have you taken screenshots with the Lychee preset

Whether you are a veteran GShade user or a newcomer who just searched that exact keyword, installing Lychee is a five-minute investment that will permanently upgrade your game’s visual appeal. Give it a try. Your virtual photography will never look sweeter.

Have you taken screenshots with the Lychee preset? Share your before/after comparisons in the comments below. And don’t forget to credit Jaechy when you post—twice, if you want to be authentic to the trend.

Using MXAO.fx (ambient occlusion) combined with SSSSS.fx (screen-space subsurface scattering), Lychee gives character skin a soft, backlit glow—perfect for close-up portraits.