Warm Filter
Add a warm golden-hour cast to any photo - boost reds, gently lower blues. The cosy sunset feel without the wait.
Drop a photo to start
JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC up to 40 MB · stays in your browser
Never uploaded · 100% browser-side
How it works
- 1
Drop your photo
Drag & drop or browse to upload. JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC up to 40 MB.
- 2
Apply the warm filter
We push the red channel up and the blue channel down by a tunable amount - the white-balance shift used to fake a warmer light source.
- 3
Download or open in editor
Save the filtered result, or open it in our AI editor for more changes - background removal, upscaling, additional adjustments.
Why use this online tool
Golden-hour cast
Mimics the warm shift of late-afternoon sunlight - the same effect photographers chase with golden-hour shoots, applied in one click to any source.
Adjustable intensity
Single slider tunes how strong the effect is. Drop to 0% for the original, push to 100% for full preset strength - find the sweet spot live.
100% browser-side
The filter runs on a Canvas in your browser. Your photo never leaves your device - no upload, no server, no privacy risk.
Free, no watermark
Unlimited filter applications, no signup, no overlay on the output.
When to use it
- Indoor photos under cool fluorescent / LED lighting that feel sterile
- Travel photos at midday that need a sunset / golden-hour feel
- Lifestyle / cooking / interior photography that should feel cosy
- Skin tones that look pale or blue-tinted under daylight balance
- Landscape photography where you want to amplify autumn / desert tones
Frequently asked questions
- Does this upload my photo to a server?
- No. The filter runs entirely in your browser using direct ImageData pixel manipulation. Your image never leaves your device.
- Warm vs vintage - which one for golden-hour vibe?
- Warm is purely a colour-temperature shift - reds up, blues down. Vintage stacks warm shift with sepia tone, contrast drop, and fade - heavier and more retro. Use warm for a clean modern golden cast, vintage for full retro.
- Will warm filter make whites look yellow?
- Slightly, by design - that's how white-balance correction works in cameras. The shift is subtle at low intensity (50% or under) and gets noticeable at 100%. Tune to taste.
- Can I push warm too far?
- Yes - past about 80%, faces start looking sunburnt and skies turn orange. Most photos feel best with warm at 30-60%. Push only when the source was strongly cool to begin with.
- Can I undo the filter?
- Yes - the filter is applied to a copy of your photo. Drop the intensity slider to 0% to see the original, switch presets, or just don't download and the source is unchanged.
- Can I combine this with other filters?
- In this widget, one filter at a time. For chained effects (e.g. fade + vignette + grain), open the result in our editor where you can stack adjustments.
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Vintage Filter
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Fade Filter
Washed-out lo-fi fade - lifted blacks AND compressed highlights, muted colour, subtle warm tint. The 1970s found-photograph / hipster-Polaroid aesthetic.
Sepia Filter
Give any photo the warm-brown antique look of an old sepia print. One slider tunes the strength. Browser-side, no upload.
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