Photo filters & looks
15 hand-tuned styles that work on real photos. Pick one, drop your photo, then fade it, push it, or keep editing in plain words.
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Warm filmSoft, warm analog film: lifted blacks, gentle contrast, creamy highlights, fine grain.
Vintage fadeFaded vintage print: washed-out blacks, muted colors, warm highlights, grain and a soft vignette.
Cinematic teal & orangeBlockbuster grade: teal shadows, warm skin tones, punchy contrast.
Classic black & whiteClean black-and-white with rich tones and a little extra contrast.
NoirDramatic high-contrast black and white with deep shadows, grain and a dark vignette.
Bright & airyLight, airy and soft: brighter exposure, low contrast, gently desaturated, cool shadows.
Golden hourWarm sunset glow: golden highlights, richer warm colors.
Dark & moodyDark, desaturated and cool with soft highlights and a vignette.
Vivid popPunchy, vibrant colors with crisp contrast.
Cool & crispClean, cool winter tones with bright whites.
SepiaOld-time sepia toning with faded blacks and grain.
Cross processLo-fi cross-processed film: shifted colors, yellow highlights, strong contrast.
Bleach bypassGritty, desaturated, high-contrast film look.
Day for nightTurns a daylight scene into blue moonlit night.
DuotoneTwo-color poster look: deep navy shadows, pink highlights.Sample photos: golden retriever (public domain, Wikimedia Commons); Golden Gate Bridge by Frank Schulenburg (CC BY-SA 4.0); sunflower by Pudelek (CC BY-SA 3.0). Edited previews are shared under the same licenses.
FAQ
Are these filters free?
Yes. Looks run in your browser at no cost, with no watermark.
Can I make a look weaker or stronger?
Every look is one adjustable layer with a Strength slider. You can also just say “subtler” or “stronger”.
Can I apply a look to many photos at once?
Yes. Edit one photo, then choose “Apply to more photos” in the export dialog to run the same look on a batch and download a ZIP.