Photo Filters & Effects
Apply ready-made looks such as Vintage, Noir or Cinematic, then adjust brightness, contrast, color and vignette.
Photo Filters & Effects changes the look and mood of a photo. Start with one of eight presets, such as Cinematic, Vintage 70s, Moody Noir or Sunset Warm, and then adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, sepia, black and white, hue, clarity, vignette and soft blur with sliders. A split view lets you compare the edited photo with the original before you download it as PNG, JPG or WebP.
How to use Photo Filters & Effects
- 1
Upload a photo
Drop, choose or paste a JPG, PNG or WebP image.
- 2
Choose a preset
Try Cinematic, Vintage 70s, Cyberpunk, Moody Noir, Sunset Warm, Cool Fade, Dramatic HDR or Negative. Original removes all effects.
- 3
Fine-tune with sliders
Adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, sepia, monochrome, hue shift, clarity, vignette and soft focus until the photo looks right.
- 4
Compare and download
Use Compare Split View to check the before and after, then download as PNG, WebP or JPG, or copy the image.
What it does
- Eight one-click presets
- Ready-made looks from warm vintage tones to high-contrast black and white.
- Nine adjustment sliders
- Brightness, contrast and saturation up to 200%, plus sepia, monochrome, hue, clarity, vignette and blur.
- Before and after view
- Drag the split line across the photo to compare the original and the edited version, on desktop or touch screens.
- Full-resolution export
- The effects are applied to the full-size photo when you download it.
Questions
How do I make a photo black and white?
Click the Moody Noir preset for a high-contrast look, or set the Monochrome (B&W) slider to 100% and adjust brightness and contrast yourself.
Can I undo a filter?
Yes. Click Reset to return to the original look at any time. Your original file is never changed.
Does applying a filter lower the resolution?
No. The download has the same width and height as your original photo.
Which download format should I choose?
JPG and WebP are saved at 95% quality and are much smaller for photos. PNG keeps every pixel but creates large files for photos.
Can I use filters on iPhone HEIC photos?
This tool does not open HEIC files. Convert the photo to JPG first with the Universal Image Converter, then open the JPG here.