Photo Filters & Effects
Give your photos a new look in one click. Pick from 17 effects with live previews, fine-tune every setting, stack several looks and download in full resolution.
Showing a sample photo. Upload your own to edit it.
How to use Photo Filters & Effects
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Add your photos
Drop, paste or choose one photo, or several to apply the same look to all of them.
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Pick and fine-tune an effect
Every tile previews the effect on your own photo. Adjust intensity and settings, compare before and after, and stack more effects.
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Download
Save JPG, PNG or WEBP at full resolution, or download every photo as a ZIP.
17 photo effects in one free tool
This online photo effects editor runs entirely in your browser. Every effect is calculated on your device with the HTML canvas, so your photos stay private and the results are ready in a moment, at the full resolution of your camera.
Film & colour
- Vintage: seven film looks including Kodachrome, Polaroid, Portra, Lomo, cross-processing and a faded '70s look, with fade, warmth, grain and vignette.
- Sepia and Black & White with classic lens filters (red, orange, yellow, green, blue).
- Duotone: map shadows and highlights to two colours, with ten ready-made palettes.
- Infrared: false-colour Aerochrome style or glowing black-and-white infrared.
- Light leaks and Colour splash, which keeps one colour and turns the rest grey.
Artistic
- Oil painting with brush size and canvas texture.
- Cartoon with flat colours and ink outlines.
- Halftone dots, lines, colour dots or a four-colour CMYK print look.
- Pixelate, Posterize and Emboss.
Lens & texture
- Vignette, Tilt-shift miniature effect, Film grain and Glitch with RGB split, slices and scanlines.
Stack effects and edit in bulk
Combine up to six effects, for example Vintage + Film grain + Light leaks, and set the intensity of each one. Add several photos to apply exactly the same look to all of them and download a ZIP, ideal for a consistent Instagram feed or a product catalogue.
Tips
- Use the Before/After slider or hold the button (or the \ key) to compare with the original.
- Choose JPG for photos you share, PNG for maximum quality and WEBP for the smallest files on the web.
- For basic corrections such as brightness and contrast, use the Photo Editor first, then add a look here.