Free photo filters
Pick a look from the film strip to change the whole mood of a photo in one click, then dial it in. Every filter is a starting point you can adjust.
Free, no sign-up. Your photo stays on your device. Try it on a sample photo

How to apply a photo filter
- Choose or drop a photo. Each look in the film strip under it shows a live preview of your own photo.
- Click a look, then set Look strength from subtle to strong.
- Move any slider on the right to make it your own, then save from Export.
Good to know
- Auto sets exposure and white balance first, which gives every filter a better starting point.
- Vivid and Chrome suit landscapes; Golden hour and Matte flatter portraits.
- Bake in makes a look permanent so you can stack another one on top.
Questions
How many filters are there?
Seventeen looks, plus styles such as halftone, sketch and duotone, and effects such as tilt-shift, glow and vignette.
Do filters lower the photo's resolution?
No. The full-size photo is processed when you save, at its original resolution.
Why is it so fast?
Filters run on your graphics card, the same way games draw their scenes.
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- Black and whiteTurn color photos into rich black and white with one click, then fine-tune contrast, grain and tone.
- Brighten a photoFix underexposed photos in one click with Auto, then recover shadows, tame highlights and correct white balance.
- Add a borderAdd a clean white, black or any-color border around a photo in a few clicks, with the thickness set in pixels.
- Convert to WebPConvert JPG and PNG to WebP for smaller files and faster websites, with quality control and an optional KB limit.