Noir filter
Dramatic high-contrast black and white with deep shadows, grain and a dark vignette. Drop a photo and it’s applied instantly — then fade it, push it, or keep editing in plain words.
Continue editing
- “Make it stronger”
- “A bit subtler”
- “Also brighten it a little”
- “Blur the background too”
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About the Noir look
Hard-boiled film noir: deep blacks, bright highlights, darkened corners and grain. Use it for moody portraits, rainy streets and anything that wants drama.
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How to use it
- Drop or choose a photo above — JPG, PNG, HEIC, RAW or PSD.
- The Noir look is applied at 80% strength as one layer. Drag its Strength slider, or say “stronger” or “subtler”.
- Keep editing in words (“brighten the face”, “crop to square”), then export at full resolution — or apply the same edit to more photos.
More looks
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.
Bright & airyLight, airy and soft: brighter exposure, low contrast, gently desaturated, cool shadows.
Golden hourWarm sunset glow: golden highlights, richer warm colors.FAQ
Is the Noir filter free?
Yes — free, no watermark, no sign-up. It runs in your browser.
Will it look the same on my photo?
Looks are tuned on varied photos, but every image is different: use the Strength slider, or describe what to change (“less yellow”, “keep the skin natural”).
Is my photo uploaded?
No. Applying a look happens entirely on your device.