Give a photo a look

A look changes the feel of the whole photo. Pick one, then drag its slider until it feels right. Every look is shown as a preview of your photo, so you can see the result before you pick it.

Mood

Mood looks are gentle and suit most photos.

Look	What it does
Vibrant	Makes colors stronger, especially the dull ones.
Warm	Adds a warm orange tint, like indoor light.
Golden Hour	A warmer tint plus a little extra brightness, like the glow of late-day sun.
Vintage	A faint brown tint with softer contrast and less color, like an old print.
Noir	Removes all color and adds contrast, for a classic black-and-white film look.
Moody	A cool tint with more contrast and a darker photo.
Sunny	A light warm tint, brighter, with livelier color.
Cold	Adds a cool blue tint, like a winter day.
Fade	Softer contrast and less color, for a washed-out look.
Sepia	A brown, old-photograph tint.
Dreamy	A faint warm tint with soft contrast and gentle color.
Cloudy	A cool, slightly gray tint with muted color and a touch less brightness.
Midnight	A deep blue, darker photo with more contrast.
Ocean	An underwater blue-green tint.
Forest	A deep green tint.
Frost	A cold, dark blue tint.
Neon	A magenta tint.

Effects

Effects are simple changes to the whole photo.

Effect	What it does
Black & White	Turns the photo gray, keeping all its light and dark.
Black & White Only	Makes every part either pure black or pure white. The slider sets how much turns black.
Flip Colors	Swaps every color for its opposite, like a photo negative.
Vignette	Darkens the corners so the middle of the photo stands out.
Flat Colors	Cuts the photo down to a few colors. The slider sets how many, and fewer looks more like a poster.
Auto Fix and Auto Colors	One-tap repairs. See Fix and adjust a photo.

Special Effects

Special Effects are bold looks for when you want a photo to stand out.

Effect	What it does
Color Splash	Keeps the colors you choose and turns everything else black and white.
Infrared	A dreamlike false-color look. Leaves and grass go pink or pale, and skies and water go deep blue.
Chiaroscuro	Dramatic light and shadow, like a single light falling on the subject. The shadows go much darker and the lights stay bright.
Cyanotype	An old blueprint print in deep blue and white.
Faded Film	A soft, matte film look with lifted blacks and gentle highlights. You can make it warmer or cooler.
Bleach Bypass	A harsh, gritty film look with strong contrast and muted color.
Split Tone	A warm brown print with cool blue in only the deepest shadows.
Glitch Art	Slides the colors apart so edges get a neon fringe, like a broken digital screen.
Bokeh	Adds glowing, blurred circles of light, like out-of-focus lights in the background.
Night Vision	A green night-camera view, with grain, scan lines and dark edges.
Thermal	A heat-camera view. Dark areas go blue, then cyan and yellow, and bright areas go red.
Pop Art	A comic-book print: flat blocks of bright color with outlines and dots.
Vaporwave	An 80s neon look in purple, pink and cyan, with a glowing sun, a grid floor and video grain.

Tips

• If a look isn't right, remove that step. The rest of your edits stay.