Convert photos to black and white online — classic, high contrast, deep noir, infrared, toned and more. Adjust intensity from 0 to 100%. Batch up to 10 images at full original quality, all in your browser.
or click to browse — up to 10 photos, JPG / PNG / WebP
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Black and white filters for any color photo — one click, no Photoshop, no account, nothing to install. Pick a filter from the toolbar, adjust the intensity slider until it looks right, and download at full original resolution. No watermark, no quality loss, no file size limit.
Each of the black and white filters uses a different channel mix — the same technique used in darkroom and Lightroom presets. The result goes far beyond simple desaturation. Skies get darker, skin tones shift, foliage reacts differently depending on which filter you choose. That's what makes the difference between a flat grey image and one that actually looks like it was shot on film.
Batch up to 10 photos at once. Apply black and white filters to the whole set in one go — useful when you need a consistent look across a series. Or unlock any individual photo and give it its own filter and intensity independently of the rest.
Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server, nothing is stored. Close the tab and it's gone. Free and unlimited, no sign-up required.
Yes — every filter is completely free with no account, no daily limit, and no watermark on the saved photo.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser. Your photos never leave your device and are never sent to any server.
Up to 10 photos per session. By default the same filter is applied to all of them — you can unlock individual photos to give each its own look.
Each preset uses a different channel mix and tone curve. Red Filter brightens skin and darkens skies; Infrared makes foliage glow; High Contrast gives punchy blacks and bright whites; Low Key keeps the frame dark and moody; Platinum adds a warm antique tone to highlights.
Yes. The intensity slider lets you blend from 0% (fully original color) to 100% (full B&W effect). Any value in between gives a partial desaturation look.
JPG, PNG and WebP. Output is saved as JPG for photos and PNG when the source is PNG (to preserve transparency).
Yes. Click the lock icon on a thumbnail to unlock it — that photo will then keep its own filter and intensity, independent of the others.