Add stunning photo effects — free

We support JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF animation formats. The output will be JPEG for optimal compatibility.

We offer 20+ professional effects including vintage, artistic, modern, and special transformations.

Yes! Most effects allow you to adjust intensity and parameters to achieve the perfect look.

Effects are applied with high-quality algorithms to maintain image quality while adding artistic enhancements.

Currently, you can apply one effect at a time. We're working on effect combinations for future updates.

Use the search bar to type an effect name like 'cinematic' or 'sparkle', or use the category filter to narrow the gallery down to a group like vintage, artistic or beauty looks. That's much faster than scrolling through all 20+ effects to find the one you want.

Rich effects such as Cinematic, Vibrant, Sepia, HDR, Clarendon and Retro come with one-click Look Presets (for example Blockbuster, Moody or Sci-Fi Teal on Cinematic) that instantly set several sliders at once, plus a collapsible Advanced controls section with extra sliders like Teal Shadows, Vignette, Film Grain and Cinematic Bars for fine-tuning beyond the preset. Start from a preset, then open Advanced only if you want to nudge individual sliders further.

Several structural effects add their own extra control alongside the main intensity slider: Half Black & White and Image Split let you set the split Direction (vertical, horizontal, diagonal or grid), Image Boxes and Different Tones let you set the number of zones or box size, Different Tones also shows a Tone Colors palette where you tap swatches like Golden Yellow, Rose Pink or Teal to choose exactly which color tints fill the grid, Diagonal Cut lets you choose which corner the cut starts from, and Shape Cut lets you pick the cutout shape (circle, square, triangle or diamond). Each control appears automatically only when its matching effect is selected.

Glitter and Heart Photos share a count slider (10 to 200) that sets how many sparkles or hearts are scattered across the photo, while the Noise effect has its own Noise Size slider running from fine grain to blocky noise. Combine a higher count with lower overall intensity for a subtle sprinkle, or push both up for a dense, dramatic overlay.

Pick the Cinematic effect, apply the Moody Look Preset for deep teal shadows and heavier film grain, then open Advanced controls and push Vignette up a little further if you want darker edges. Keep Orange Highlights lower than Teal Shadows for a cooler, more dramatic grade, and add a 2.39:1 Cinematic Bars letterbox for a true movie-still finish.

Spiral Color sets the colour of the hypnotic spiral pattern — pick from eight presets or enter any custom hex colour — while Density (0.3x to 2.0x) controls how tightly packed the spiral rings are. Lower density gives a sparse, wide-ringed spiral; pushing it toward 2.0x packs the rings tighter for a busier, more intense illusion.

Outline Color sets the colour of the traced edge lines drawn over your photo — choose one of eight presets or a custom hex colour — and Thickness (1-5px) controls how bold that traced line is. A thin, bright outline over the original photo reads as a sketch overlay, while a thick outline in a single bold colour gives a poster-like graphic look.

Color Levels (2-16) sets how many flat colour bands the Poster effect reduces your photo into — a low number like 2-4 gives a bold, graphic poster look, while a higher number keeps more gradual shading. Ray Count (4-16) sets how many light beams the Ray effect draws radiating outward — fewer rays look like distinct sunbeams, more rays blend into a soft glow.

Pick the Optical Illusions effect, push Density toward 2.0x for tightly packed rings, choose a high-contrast Spiral Color like red or cyan, and raise the main Effect Intensity slider toward 100% so the pattern fully overrides the original photo. Lower density and intensity instead keep more of the underlying photo visible through a subtler spiral overlay.

Split Direction sets the pattern's orientation (vertical, horizontal or grid), while the separate Number of Splits slider (2 to 6) controls how many panels that pattern is divided into — 2 gives a simple two-way split and 6 packs in a busier multi-panel grid. Combine a low Number of Splits with vertical or horizontal Direction for a clean two- or three-way split, or a higher number with Grid for a full contact-sheet look.

When Sparkle is selected, two extra sliders appear beneath the main intensity slider: Sparkle Count (10-200) sets how many sparkle points are scattered across the photo, and Sparkle Size (1-20) sets how large each individual sparkle is. These two sliders are specific to the Sparkle effect on this page — Glitter, Heart Photos and Real Freckles reuse the same count value behind the scenes if you've adjusted it, but don't show their own slider here, so for direct control over those effects visit their own dedicated effect page.

Upload your picture, browse the gallery of 47+ photo filters online — cinematic, vintage, glitch, HDR, anime, beauty and more — and click one to apply it instantly. Adjust the intensity slider until the effect looks right, then download the filtered photo. No signup needed.

No. The photo effects tool works in your browser, so there is no filter app to install on iPhone, Android or desktop. Every image filter runs the same way on mobile and computer, and your photo is processed on secure servers and deleted automatically after the effect is applied.