Photo filters · six one-click looks (112 in the editor)
Six styles · adjustable strength. Runs locally, nothing is uploaded.
A filter isn't there to «make a photo pretty»; it's there to make a set of photos look like a set: one trip, one shop's product shots, one account's output. A shared cast reads as a body of work in a way that individually tuned images never do.
This page is six ready-made looks: Vintage, Cool, Warm, Faded, Punchy and Noir. Pick one, then let the “Amount” slider decide how heavy the hand is — enough to give a photo a mood, and ready to download. The full editor's “Filter” menu holds 112: in 9 groups — Blur 11, Blur Gallery 3, Distort 15, Noise 5, Pixelate 8, Render 5, Sharpen 5, Stylize 54 and Other 6. Stylize is the largest group, holding Oil Paint, Watercolor, Colored Pencil, Charcoal, Emboss and Find Edges. There most filters' settings can be pulled (single-step filters such as Blur, Sharpen and Find Edges have no settings, as in Photoshop); most of them can also be stacked several in a row in Filter > Filter Gallery… — with a different order giving a different result. A few, such as Emboss, Find Edges, Sharpen and Mosaic, aren't in the Filter Gallery and can only be applied on their own from the menu.
Key features
Six one-click looks
Vintage, cool, warm, faded, punchy and film noir, applied with one click.
The 112-filter gallery is in the editor
Nine groups: blur, blur gallery, distort, noise, pixelate, render, sharpen, stylize and other — in the full editor.
Every setting adjustable (editor)
In the full editor a filter is not just an apply button: most filters' settings can be pulled after they are on (single-step filters such as blur and sharpen have none, as in Photoshop).
Stackable (editor)
In the gallery you can add several in a row, and a different order gives a different result. This page applies one at a time.
How to use
- 1 Add an imageDrag it into the box, or press Ctrl+V to paste.
- 2 Pick a styleClick one of the six; the right side follows.
- 3 Set the strengthPull “Amount” to decide how heavy the hand is; if it is not right, try another — the original stays put.
- 4 DownloadSave it, or carry on to compress the file size.
FAQ
- How many filters are there?
- This page has six: Vintage, Cool, Warm, Faded, Punchy and Noir. The “Filter” menu in the full editor has 112 in 9 groups: Blur 11, Blur Gallery 3, Distort 15, Noise 5, Pixelate 8, Render 5, Sharpen 5, Stylize 54, Other 6. Stylize is the largest, holding Oil Paint, Watercolor, Colored Pencil and Charcoal; most of the filters can also be stacked in Filter > Filter Gallery….
- Can filters be stacked?
- This page applies one at a time (picking another starts over). To stack, use the filter gallery in the full editor: you can 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.
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