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Apply photo filters and adjustments. Grayscale, sepia, vintage, vivid, and more. Fine-tune brightness, contrast, and saturation.

Apply photo filters instantly

This tool offers 16 one-click filter presets that transform your images instantly. Choose from classic effects like Grayscale, Sepia, and Vintage, or try modern looks like Vivid, Dramatic, and Noir. Each preset is carefully tuned using CSS filter combinations to produce professional-looking results. Click any preset thumbnail to see a live preview on your image, then fine-tune individual settings to get exactly the look you want.

Fine-tune with adjustment sliders

Beyond presets, you have full control over 9 adjustment parameters: Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Blur, Grayscale, Sepia, Hue Rotation, Invert, and Opacity. Each slider updates the preview in real time. Start with a preset and then adjust individual values to create your own custom filter. All adjustments use the CSS filter property internally, which means they are applied by your browser's GPU for smooth, instant rendering even on large images.

CSS filters under the hood

The filters in this tool are powered by the CSS filter property, the same technology used by web browsers to render visual effects. This means the effects are hardware-accelerated, resolution-independent, and produce consistent results across all modern browsers. The filter values are composited in order: brightness, contrast, saturation, blur, grayscale, sepia, hue rotation, inversion, and opacity. Each step in the chain modifies the output of the previous step.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are my images processed on a server?

No. All filter processing happens in your browser using the CSS filter property and HTML Canvas API. Your images never leave your device. This makes the tool completely private and works offline after the page loads.

Can I combine multiple filter effects?

Yes. Start with a preset and then open the Fine-tune Adjustments panel to modify individual values. Each slider adjusts one parameter independently, and all adjustments stack together to create your final look.

How do I get the CSS code for a filter?

The filters use standard CSS filter values (brightness, contrast, saturate, etc.). Apply a preset, note the slider values, and translate them to CSS: filter: brightness(120%) contrast(150%) saturate(130%). Each slider label shows the CSS function name and value.

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