How to add a filter to a video
- 1
Drop your video
Thumbnails of every look appear from your own footage.
- 2
Pick a look
Original, Vivid, Warm, Cool, B&W, Vintage or Faded.
- 3
Fine-tune
Adjust brightness, contrast and saturation.
- 4
Export
The look is applied to every frame.
Popular ways to use it
Warmer travel videos
Warm up grey, overcast footage for a sunnier feel.
Nostalgic edits
Vintage and Faded give a film-like, throwback mood.
Dramatic black & white
B&W adds contrast and focus to portraits and street scenes.
Pop for social
Vivid makes colours stand out in a fast-scrolling feed.
Tips for the best result
- A touch of contrast (+10) often helps phone footage more than a heavy filter.
- Lower saturation slightly with Warm to avoid orange skin tones.
- Filters also apply to the blurred background of a 9:16 Reel.
Filters & color — FAQ
Can I brighten a dark video?
Yes — use the Brightness slider (and a little Contrast) while watching the live preview.
Can I see the filter before exporting?
Yes — the live preview shows the exact look, and each thumbnail uses a frame from your video.
Can I combine a filter with other edits?
Yes, stack any edits; everything is applied in one export.
Does the filter change the sound?
No, filters only change the picture.