Adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation, or apply grayscale, sepia, and invert filters, right in your browser.
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- Runs entirely in your browser — your image is never uploaded
- Stack grayscale, sepia, and invert with brightness, contrast, and saturation
- Free, no account required
How it works
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Choose or drop an image.
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Adjust the brightness, contrast and saturation sliders.
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Turn on Grayscale, Sepia or Invert if you want them.
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Click Filter Image and download the result.
About the Image Filters
A dark photo, a washed-out scan or a colour picture that would look better in black and white usually does not need a full photo editor. This tool gives you three sliders, for brightness, contrast and saturation, plus grayscale, sepia and invert switches. They can all be combined, and the result is drawn at full resolution in your browser.
What you can do
- Set brightness, contrast and saturation anywhere from 0 to 200 percent; 100 leaves the image unchanged.
- Switch on Grayscale, Sepia or Invert, alone or together.
- Mix toggles with sliders, for example sepia with extra contrast for an old-print look.
- Press Reset to put every slider back to 100 and turn all toggles off.
When it works best
- Lifting an underexposed photo taken indoors or at dusk.
- Turning a scanned page into clean grayscale with stronger contrast so the text stands out.
- Giving a set of images a consistent black-and-white or sepia style.
Things to know
- Filters are applied in your own browser and the image is never uploaded.
- Effects apply to the whole picture; there are no masks, curves or per-area adjustments.
- Pushing brightness or contrast to the extremes clips highlights and shadows, and that detail cannot be recovered from the saved file.
- The image is saved in its original format and size. Use Compress Image afterwards if you also need a smaller file.
Frequently asked questions
Brightness, contrast and saturation from 0 to 200 percent, plus Grayscale, Sepia and Invert switches.
Yes, any toggles and sliders can be used together. Reset returns everything to normal.
No, every effect applies to the whole picture.
Not from the saved file. Clipped highlights and shadows are gone, so keep the original.