Color Filter on Image - Overlay and Blend Mode
Apply color filter on your images with different blend modes.
Drop an image here
or click to select
Supported formats
How it works
Upload your image to the drop zone
Choose a filter color
Select a blend mode (multiply, overlay, screen...)
Adjust opacity and download the result
Privacy guaranteed
100% local processing in your browser. Your images remain private.
Apply color filter on your photos
Our color filter tool allows you to instantly add a colored tint to any image. Whether you want to create a vintage, cinematic effect or simply harmonize your visuals, CSS blend modes offer infinite creative possibilities. Apply real-time CSS filters on your image: brightness, contrast, saturation, hue, sepia, grayscale and blur — without Photoshop or any install. Adjust hue, saturation, lightness and opacity with real-time preview, then copy clean CSS code (HEX, RGB, HSL) sRGB-compliant for your linear, radial gradients, colored shadows and modern filters.
Blend modes for all effects
Explore 15 different blend modes: multiply darkens, screen lightens, overlay adds contrast, color replaces tint while preserving brightness. Each mode creates a unique rendering.
Color filter for social media and marketing
Create a consistent visual identity on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn by applying the same color filter to all your posts. Brands use this technique to strengthen their visual recognition and create a harmonious feed.
Cinematic effect and color grading
Reproduce Hollywood movie looks with our tool. The "orange and teal" effect (cool shadows, warm highlights) is very popular. Combine multiple filters for a professional rendering worthy of a colorist.
Filter for e-commerce and product photos
Harmonize your product catalog with a subtle filter that respects original colors while adding your brand touch. Ideal for product sheets, banners and advertising campaigns.
Free tool and local processing
Your images are processed directly in your browser - nothing is sent to our servers. Total privacy guaranteed.
CSS filters vs SVG filters: which to choose?
CSS filters (blur, sepia, contrast) are fast and well supported. SVG filters offer more control (turbulence, displacement) but are more expensive. Our tool uses CSS for instant real-time previews.