Are my photos uploaded to a server?

No. All canvas filters process locally in your browser memory.

Are these Instagram's actual filters?

No. They are recreations based on each filter's typical look, built from standard color adjustments.

Can I apply a filter to several photos at once?

One photo at a time. Use the same preset and settings for each photo to keep them consistent.

Which formats can I edit?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and any other image your browser can open.

Choose Normal. It resets every slider and shows your original photo.

Instagram Filters

Transform your photos with popular Instagram filters including Clarendon, Gingham, Juno, Lark, Slumber, and Valencia. Fine-tune brightness, contrast, saturation, and hue, and download full-res photos.

JPG, PNG, WebP supported

Upload an image to start filtering

Adjustments

Brightness105%

Contrast120%

Saturation125%

Sepia / Vintage5%

Hue Rotate0°

Grayscale (B&W)0%

Instagram Filter Presets

How to use Instagram Filters

Upload or drop any image.
Select a filter preset from the live thumbnail preview gallery.
Optionally fine-tune brightness, contrast, saturation, and sepia.
Download the filtered image in full resolution.

About Instagram Filters

Give photos a popular Instagram-style look in your browser. Choose from presets such as Clarendon, Gingham, Juno, Lark, Moon, Valencia, and X-Pro II, fine-tune brightness, contrast, saturation, sepia, hue, and grayscale, and download the edited photo at full resolution.

Presets and adjustments

Each preset is a recipe inspired by a well-known Instagram filter: Clarendon brightens and adds contrast and color, Moon turns photos black and white with extra contrast, and Slumber gives a soft, faded, warm look. The presets are close approximations, not Instagram's exact filters.

After picking a preset, the sliders let you adjust it, for example lowering saturation for a more natural result. The live thumbnails show what each preset does to your own photo.

Quality

The download keeps your photo's original width and height, so it is ready to post or print. Your photo is processed in your browser and never uploaded.

Common uses

Before posting: Edit a photo with a consistent look before uploading it.
Matching a feed: Use the same preset on a set of photos for a cohesive grid.
Quick touch-ups: Brighten a dark photo or warm up a cool one.
Black and white: Turn a color photo monochrome with Moon or the grayscale slider.

Questions about Instagram Filters

Are my photos uploaded to a server?: No. All canvas filters process locally in your browser memory.
Are these Instagram's actual filters?: No. They are recreations based on each filter's typical look, built from standard color adjustments.
Can I apply a filter to several photos at once?: One photo at a time. Use the same preset and settings for each photo to keep them consistent.
Which formats can I edit?: JPG, PNG, WebP, and any other image your browser can open.
Can I undo a filter?: Choose Normal. It resets every slider and shows your original photo.

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