Make a photo look like film
Pick a film stock, then set the color strength, grain and dark corners. Together they copy the soft color and texture of 35mm film.
Free · Runs on your device · No uploadsDrop a photo here
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How to make a photo look like film
Open a photo. Drop it here, paste it, or choose a file.
Pick a film stock and set the grain and dark corners.
Download the result.
What you can do
- Five film stocks
- Adjustable grain and vignette
- Grain that stays the same on every edit
- No uploads, no sign-up, no watermark
Questions
How do I make my photos look like film?+
Open a photo here, pick a film stock and download. Soft color, grain and slightly dark corners are what make a digital photo read as film.
Which stock looks like Kodak Portra or Gold?+
Everyday color and Golden give the warm, gentle tones people associate with Portra and Gold. They’re inspired by film, not exact copies.
Should I add grain before or after resizing?+
After. Grain is measured in pixels, so shrinking the photo afterwards makes the grain finer than you saw.
Are my photos uploaded?+
No. The film look is added in your browser, and the photo never leaves your device.
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