Image Tools / Photo Processing

Apply Filters to Multiple Photos at Once

Give a set of photos a consistent look. Choose a filter, fine-tune the color, and download full-size images together in a ZIP.

Your photos stay on this device. No account or image upload. Download your work before closing this page.Version 1.0.0 · Apply a look to a batch and download your photos together.

Choose a photo or try the sample.

Ready for your photo.

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Edit the selected photo, then choose Apply to all to copy these settings to every photo. Originals are always kept unchanged.

How to use Batch Photo Filter

  1. Add your photos. Choose or drop up to 32 JPG, PNG, or WebP photos. Use Add more photos to extend the set. Select a thumbnail to inspect it; Move earlier and Move later change the export order.
  2. Find the right finish. Start with a Natural, Film, Cinematic, or Creative preset. Filter strength blends the finished effect with the original. The sliders fine-tune the preset; Reset adjustments restores that preset.
  3. Make the set consistent. Apply to all copies the selected photo’s preset and adjustments to the entire queue. Changes made afterward affect only the selected photo until you apply them again. Newly added photos start with the current settings.
  4. Download the results. Download selected saves one image. Download all as ZIP processes photos one at a time at original resolution. If a photo fails, the ZIP includes successful images and the status identifies the failures. Cancel keeps the original queue.

Frequently asked questions

Are filters applied automatically to every photo?

No. Adjust the selected photo first, then choose Apply to all. This lets you check the look before copying it across the set.

What happens to duplicate filenames?

Downloads add a -filtered suffix, and the ZIP adds a number when names repeat. No photo silently replaces another.

How large can a batch be?

Up to 32 photos and 150 MB of input files in one session. The ZIP has a 150 MB output budget. If that limit is reached, download the completed subset and process the remaining photos in a smaller batch.

Where are my photos processed?

On this device, inside your browser. Photos are not uploaded, and no account is required. Opening the website still makes ordinary page and asset requests.

Will my original files change?

No. Downloads are new copies. Photos, masks, and adjustments stay in this page session only; download your work before closing it.

Which images can I open?

JPG, PNG, and WebP, up to 15 MB and 16 megapixels per photo, with no side over 10,000 pixels. HEIC, RAW files, and animated images are not supported.

Does the download keep its resolution?

Yes. PNG and JPG downloads keep the oriented source width and height. PNG keeps transparency; JPG places transparency on white. Downloads are newly encoded pixels, not copies of the original metadata.

Can I undo an adjustment?

Undo and Redo keep the last 30 changes for each photo while this page stays open. Reset adjustments returns to the selected starting look. Selections and photos are not saved after you close the page.

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