Upload a short clip. MP4 and WebM files that play in your browser work best.
Start from a look. Faded Copy gives a soft second-generation tape feel, 90s Broadcast keeps it clean and bright, and Music Video pushes color bleed for a stylized edit.
Tune and export. Adjust noise, chroma shift and line jitter while the clip plays, then export it as MP4 or WebM.
Retro, VHS or glitch?
A retro video filter is about mood: softer color, gentle grain and a little tape instability, so the clip feels like it was recorded a few decades ago. A heavier VHS damage look adds tracking bands and dropouts, and a glitch look breaks the signal on purpose. If you want the damage to be the point, try the VHS glitch effect; for still images, use the VHS photo effect.
Support & FAQ
Is VHSFilter free?
Yes. The browser editor is free for photos and video clips, including export, with no watermark and no export limit. Video exports go up to 1280 pixels wide; 1080p video export is planned as a paid option.
Are my files stored on your server?
No. Preview and export run entirely in your browser, so your photos and videos never leave your device.
Can I export video?
Yes. Photos export as PNG images, and short clips export as MP4 or WebM files recorded in real time in your browser.
