Add Filter to Video Online
Apply blur, grayscale, sepia, brightness, contrast, or saturation to a full frame or selected region. Control the intensity and choose when the filter appears.
Apply Video Filters with an Online Editor
Choose one filter, adjust its intensity, and apply it to the entire frame or a rectangular region. Set the start and end time, then preview the effect before processing.
Regional filters remain fixed in the selected frame position; the tool does not track a moving face or object.
How to Add a Filter to a Video
This tool applies one selected filter to a chosen time range. Use the entire frame for a consistent visual treatment or define a fixed rectangular region for a local effect such as blurring static information.
Step-by-step
- Upload or drag and drop a video file.
- Choose Blur, Grayscale, Sepia, Brightness, Contrast, or Saturation.
- Adjust the filter intensity.
- Apply it to the whole frame or position and resize a rectangular region.
- Set the start and end time, then preview the sequence.
- Process the video and download the result.
Available controls
- Six filter types and six matching quick presets.
- Numeric intensity control.
- Whole-frame or rectangular-region application.
- Drag and resize controls for a regional effect.
- Start and end time for the filter.
Why Add Filters to Video?
Filters can change the mood, reduce color, correct a modest brightness or contrast problem, emphasize color, or obscure a fixed area. They cannot restore detail that was not captured or guarantee a professional color grade.
Start with a restrained intensity and review different scenes. A setting that helps a dark shot may clip highlights or look unnatural in a brighter part of the same video.
Popular use cases
- Lighten a consistently dark clip with brightness.
- Increase or reduce visual separation with contrast.
- Create a black-and-white look with grayscale.
- Add a warm vintage treatment with sepia.
- Blur a fixed logo, screen area, or other static detail.
- Adjust color strength with saturation.
Regional filters are not tracking
The selected rectangle stays in one frame position. It can cover a stationary detail, but it will not follow a person, license plate, screen element, or other moving subject automatically.
What Each Video Filter Does
Color and tonal filters
- Brightness: changes overall lightness.
- Contrast: changes separation between light and dark areas.
- Saturation: changes color intensity.
- Grayscale: removes color.
- Sepia: adds a warm brown-toned treatment.
Blur
Blur softens visible detail in the whole frame or a fixed rectangle. Use enough intensity to obscure the information, then preview every moment in the selected range to make sure the target stays covered.
Filter, Blur, Color Adjustment, or Full Edit?
Add Filter
Apply one color, tonal, or blur effect to a time range and full frame or fixed region.
Add Image
Cover or illustrate an area with a logo, screenshot, sticker, or other image overlay.
Add Text
Add an editable label, explanation, title, or warning instead of changing the footage.
Full Video Editor
Combine multiple effects, layers, clips, audio, transitions, and more complex changes.
Supported Video Formats
The uploader accepts common inputs including MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, and MKV. Browser preview and processing support can vary depending on the codecs stored inside a video file.
Learn More About Video Filters
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about adding filters to videos.
Can I add filters to video online for free?
Yes. You can apply video filters directly in your browser without installing software.
What filters are available?
You can apply blur, sepia, grayscale, brightness, contrast, and saturation filters.
Can I apply filter to part of a video?
Yes. Choose a fixed rectangular region and a start/end time, or apply the effect to the whole frame.
Will filters reduce video quality?
Processing requires a new output file, so codec and export settings can affect visual quality and file size. Preview the result before publishing.
Can I adjust filter intensity?
Yes. You can control how strong each filter is applied.
What video formats are supported?
MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM and MKV formats are supported.
Can the blur follow a moving face or object?
No. The regional filter remains in a fixed position. Use the full editor or a tracking workflow for a moving target.