Photo filters · 112 of them, one click each
112 filters, 9 groups, adjustable and stackable. Local processing, nothing uploaded.
Drop an image in; whichever of the 112 filters you click is the one you get, previewed live.
The filters sit in 9 groups: 11 blur, 3 blur gallery, 15 distort, 5 noise, 8 pixelate, 5 render, 5 sharpen, 54 stylize and 6 other. Stylize is by far the largest group — oil paint, watercolour, sketch, emboss and find edges all live there, and that one group is nearly half the total. No filter here is a single "apply" button either: every one keeps its parameters, so you apply first and then tune. For something more elaborate, the filter gallery lets you stack several, and the order changes the result. To be clear about what this is: filters are algorithms, not AI repainting — they change pixels by fixed rules, never alter what is in the picture, and never invent anything that was not there. It all runs in your own browser; the image is never uploaded.
Key features
112 filters, 9 groups
Blur, blur gallery, distort, noise, pixelate, render, sharpen, stylize and other.
Stylize is the deepest
54 in that group alone: oil paint, watercolour, sketch, emboss, find edges — nearly half the total.
Everything is adjustable
Not a bare apply button: every filter keeps its parameters, so you apply first and tune after.
Stackable
Add several in the filter gallery — a different order gives a different result.
How to use
- 1 Add an imageDrag it into the box, or press Ctrl+V to paste.
- 2 Pick a filterBrowse by group, hover to preview, click to apply.
- 3 Tune itDrag the sliders after applying; try another if you do not like it — the original is still there.
- 4 DownloadSave it, or carry on to compress the file size.
FAQ
- How many filters are there?
- 112, in 9 groups: 11 blur, 3 blur gallery, 15 distort, 5 noise, 8 pixelate, 5 render, 5 sharpen, 54 stylize and 6 other. Stylize is the biggest group and holds oil paint, watercolour and sketch.
- Can filters be stacked?
- Yes. The filter gallery lets you add several in a row, and the order matters — blur then sharpen is not the same as sharpen then blur.
- Is this AI-generated?
- No. Filters are algorithms that change pixels by fixed rules; they never alter what is in the picture and never invent anything that was not there. For AI repainting, see the AI tools.
- Is it free? Do I need an account? Is my image uploaded?
- Free, no sign-up, no usage limit. Nothing is uploaded either — it all runs in your own browser.
Try Photo filters · 112 of them, one click each now
Runs fully in your browser · no install · no signup · images never uploaded