Image Filter
Adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, sepia and grayscale, then download your edit.
Filter your image
Click or drop an image here
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How to use the Image Filter
- Drop your photo into the box or click it to choose a file.
- Move the brightness, contrast, saturation, sepia and grayscale sliders.
- Click Download to save the edited photo as PNG, JPEG or WebP.
Features
- Five adjustments that can be combined freely
- Live preview while you drag the sliders
- Original pixels are kept, so edits stay reversible
- Runs entirely in your browser, no uploads
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online image filter.
Drop your image into the box, move the sliders until it looks right, then click Download. No
account or installation is needed.
Brightness, contrast, saturation, sepia and grayscale, and you can combine all five in any
order.
No. Every adjustment is applied on a canvas inside your browser, so the image never leaves
your device.
No. The original pixels are kept in memory and each slider position is applied to a fresh
copy, so you can adjust back and forth without losing.
Click Reset filters to return every slider to its default value and see the untouched image
again.
It controls color intensity. Zero gives a black and white image, 100 leaves the colors
unchanged, and values above 100 make them more vivid.
Contrast pushes light and dark tones apart. Positive values make the image punchier, while
negative values flatten it towards mid gray.
Yes. Choose PNG for lossless output or JPEG and WebP for smaller files, then click Download.
There are no one-click presets, but the five sliders cover the most common adjustments and a
look can be recreated in seconds.
Yes, the editor is responsive and the sliders respond to touch.
Last updated: October 10, 2026