About Photo Filters
Photo filters are handy when a set of pictures should look like they belong together: product shots for one listing, a trip album, or photos from different phones for the same report. Auto fix (one tap) stretches the brightness of a dull photo, takes most of a color cast out, such as the blue or yellow of indoor light, and adds a little color and light sharpening. Or pick a look, Vivid, Warm, Cool, Vintage, Mono, Sepia, Faded, or Dramatic for more contrast, slightly less color and darker edges, and every file you upload gets exactly the same treatment.
Filter strength sets how much of the look goes on, from 0 to 100%, so a filter at 40% keeps most of the photo's own colors. Fine-tune with Brightness, Contrast and Saturation, each from −100 to 100, move Warmth toward cooler or warmer, and under More options add a Vignette (darker edges) or Sharpen for slightly soft shots. The sliders work on top of the filter, so Warm plus a little extra brightness is easy. Formats stay as they were, transparent PNGs keep their transparency, and you can download the results one by one or as a ZIP. For pure two-color black and white, such as a signature scan, use Black and White Image.
How to use Photo Filters
- 1Upload the photos
Choose or drop the JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC files that should share one look.
- 2Pick a filter
Choose Auto fix (one tap) for a quick fix, or None, Vivid, Warm, Cool, Vintage, Mono, Sepia, Faded or Dramatic.
- 3Fine-tune the sliders
Set Filter strength, Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and Warmth, and open More options for Vignette (darker edges) and Sharpen.
- 4Apply photo filters
Click Photo Filters, then download each photo or everything as a ZIP.
Why use Cubfile for this
- One-tap auto fix
Dull, gray or yellow-tinted photos get their brightness stretched and most of the color cast taken out.
- Eight looks at any strength
From Vivid to Dramatic, each from 0 to 100%, so a gentle 40% keeps most of the original colors.
- Same edit for every file
One set of settings is applied to the whole upload, so a series looks consistent.
- Warmth, vignette and more
Brightness, contrast, saturation and warmth from −100 to 100, plus a vignette and sharpening, on top of the filter.