How to add a filter to a video in 4 steps
- Open your video. Add your clips, then open the Filter tab. It edits the selected clip or the one under the playhead.
- Correct first. Adjust Brightness, Contrast and Saturation until the clip looks natural.
- Pick a look. Choose a filter such as Vivid, Warm or Vintage. Previews show your own footage.
- Match and export. Use ◀ ▶ to move between clips, or Apply to all clips, then export.
Features
- Eight looks: Original, Vivid, Warm, Cool, Mono, Vintage, Fade and Drama
- Brightness, contrast and saturation sliders
- Per-clip settings to match footage from different cameras
- Apply to all clips in one click
- Smooth blends between differently styled clips during transitions
- Works on photos and overlays too
Which filter should I choose?
- Vivid — travel, food and product videos that should pop.
- Warm — family moments, sunsets and cosy lifestyle content.
- Cool — tech, city and winter scenes.
- Mono — timeless portraits and dramatic moments.
- Vintage and Fade — throwbacks, anniversaries and soft aesthetics.
- Drama — trailers, sport and bold storytelling.
Whatever you choose, keep it consistent across the video and keep skin tones natural.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a different filter on each clip?
Yes. Filters are set per clip. Clips with a filter or adjustment show a ◐ badge on the timeline.
How do I fix a dark video?
Raise Brightness a little and increase Contrast slightly if it looks flat. Big increases add noise, so small steps work best.
How do I fix a blue or orange tint?
Try the Warm filter on footage that looks too blue, or Cool on footage that looks too orange, then fine-tune with the sliders.
Can I undo a filter?
Yes — press Reset clip or use undo (Ctrl + Z).
Do filters affect export quality?
No. Filters are applied as the video renders, with no watermark added.