How to apply filters and adjust a photo
- Add one or more photos.
- Pick a filter and adjust brightness, contrast and saturation.
- Click Apply and download the result.
A document photographed in a dark room, a dull product shot, a portrait you'd like in black & white — simple fixes like these don't need complicated software. Pick a filter, set three sliders, and the same correction is applied to all your images.
Values are percentages, where 100 means unchanged. To brighten an underexposed photo, try 120–140% brightness. To make a photographed document easier to read, combine black & white, contrast at 130–150% and the Sharpen filter if the text is soft. Saturation at 0 gives black & white; above 100 colors become more vivid.
Sepia gives an old-photo look, Invert creates a negative, and Soft blur smooths a background or a picture you want to use behind text.
JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC and more are accepted, up to 50 files at once. Images are processed in memory and deleted automatically after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a photo black and white?
Choose the “Black & white” filter and click Apply. Raise the contrast for a bolder look.
How do I brighten a dark photo?
Raise brightness to 120–140% and, if it looks flat, contrast to 110–120%.
What does 100% mean?
100% keeps the original value. Lower values reduce the effect and higher ones strengthen it, up to 300%.
Can I edit many photos the same way?
Yes, add up to 50 images and the same settings are applied to all of them.
Is it free?
Yes, free with no sign-up, on phone or computer.