Frame-stable settings
One filter recipe is held constant throughout the encoded sequence.
Free Tool
Video Filter Editor
Apply 33 one-click cinematic filter presets to any video — Cinematic, Warm, Vintage, Vivid, B&W, Golden Hour, Moonlight, and more. Adjust the intensity slider to taste. Download as WebM. All processing happens locally in your browser.
34 filter presetsIntensity controlWebM outputNo upload100% private
Watch the workflow
34 one-click cinematic filter presets — WebGL-accelerated, processed entirely in your browser
How it works
1
Upload your video
Drop an MP4, WebM, or MOV clip. Decoding happens frame-by-frame directly in your browser.
2
Choose a filter
Pick from 33 cinematic presets — Warm, Vivid, Vintage, B&W, Golden Hour, Moonlight, Cinematic, Neon Noir, Pastel Dream, and more. Adjust intensity with the slider.
3
Export your video
Each frame is filtered using WebGL and re-encoded. Download the result as WebM.
Common use cases
Cinematic color grading
Applying LUT-style filters (warm, cool, vintage, teal-orange) to video clips without desktop software.
Social media aesthetics
Consistent color treatment across Instagram and TikTok content to build a recognisable visual style.
Old film effect
Adding grain and faded tones to footage for a retro look that stands out in a feed.
Music video production
Dramatic color transformations (cross-process, duotone) applied entirely in the browser.
Product video correction
Warming up cold-toned product footage for a more appealing, on-brand presentation.
Vlog color consistency
Applying the same filter pass to all clips before editing so the final cut has a unified look.
Frequently asked questions
How many filters are available?
Multiple preset filters including warm, cool, vintage, film grain, teal-orange, cross-process, and more — with an intensity slider to blend between the original and filtered look.
Does filter processing happen in the browser?
Yes, entirely WebGL-accelerated. Every frame is processed locally on your device — your video never leaves your computer.
What's the output format?
WebM (VP9). Download the finished file from the queue card once processing is complete.
Can I preview a filter before processing the full clip?
Yes. The preview updates in real time on the first frame as you switch presets or adjust the intensity slider, before you commit to the full render.
Does it support long clips?
Up to the configured maximum clip duration (typically 2 minutes). Longer clips should be trimmed first — use the Video Editor for trimming.
Related tools
Shot consistency
A grade applied coherently across the whole clip
The selected look and intensity are repeated frame by frame so the result does not flicker between inconsistent treatments.
Full clip
Consistent grade
Audio continuity
The visual pass preserves the source audio when the output container supports it.
Timeline continuation
The graded result can move directly into the Video Editor for trimming and titles.
Know before you process: Heavy grades emphasize compression artifacts; start with a high-quality source and moderate intensity.
Ready to try it?
Free, private, no signup. 34 presets with intensity control.
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