Photo Filters Online

Apply photo filters online for free — twelve one-click presets (grayscale, sepia, invert, warm, cool, vivid, faded, sharpen, blur, pixelate, noise, vignette) that bake into the real pixels at full resolution. Stack several for a custom look, Undo reverts a single step, and everything stays in your browser.

No upload · in-browser Free · no account 12 one-click presets
Drop a photo here or click to browse — it opens fullscreen in a new window. JPG · PNG · WebP · GIF — edited 100% locally, never uploaded
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Drop an image here · File → Open Image… · drag onto the canvas to open as a layer
100% 100% local — files never leave your browser

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Image Size

Rescales all layers. To shrink for a portal, prefer exporting to an exact KB target instead.

Canvas Size

Changes the canvas without rescaling pixels — layers keep their size.

Free Transform — active layer

Export


Exact KB target — binary-searches quality (or size for PNG) until the file lands just under your target, e.g. for portals that cap uploads at 100 KB.

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Files never leave your browser layer-based editing runs locally on your device — no upload, no account

How to photo filters online — 4 steps

  1. Open your photo — drop it anywhere on the editor, or use File → Open Image. Nothing is uploaded.
  2. Open the Filters panel on the right and click a preset: Sharpen, Gaussian Blur, Pixelate, Noise, Vignette, Grayscale, Sepia, Invert, Vivid, Faded, Warm or Cool.
  3. Fine-tune with the Adjust panel above it — brightness, contrast, hue, saturation and temperature preview live and Apply in one undoable step.
  4. Stack more filters (each is its own history step — jump back from the History panel), then File → Export or an exact KB target.

FAQ

Can I combine multiple filters?

Yes. Each click bakes the current filter into the layer's pixels, so you can stack — for example Faded then Warm — and press Ctrl+Z (or jump in the History panel) to step back any number of filters.

Do filters reduce image quality?

Filters recolor pixels at full resolution; they do not resize or re-encode by themselves. Quality loss only happens at export, which you control with the quality slider or an exact-KB target.

How do I make a photo black and white?

Open the photo, click Grayscale in the Filters panel, then export. For a moodier result, nudge the Contrast slider in the Adjust panel before applying.

Are filters applied on my device or on a server?

On your device. Filters use the Canvas filter API in your browser — the photo never leaves your machine.