What the VHS video filter looks like
A clip frame before and after the browser preview: scanlines cross the frame, color shifts like a worn tape and a tracking band runs through the image. Your own footage stays on your device while you preview.
VIDEO FILTER PROCESSOR
Add VHS tape noise, scanlines, analog color separation and camcorder-style overlays to short MP4 and WebM clips, then export the result as an MP4 or WebM file.
Supports MP4 and WEBM clips. Short clips under 30 seconds preview and export fastest.
Free · No watermark · Files stay on your device.Upload portraits, thumbnails, album covers and social posts for a fast analog look.
Add scanlines, color bleed, jitter and tape noise to short clips, then export as MP4 or WebM.
Browse VHS filter examples with suggested noise, scanline and tracking settings.
Create a general VHS tape effect with browser-side scanlines, noise and color bleed.
Test a lo-fi retro video style before investing time in heavier editing tools.
Give images and clips a home-video camcorder signal with timestamp-style texture.
Layer scanlines, tape noise and tracking bars over thumbnails, posters and artwork.
Generate a transparent VHS overlay PNG with scanlines, noise, tracking bars and REC text for your editor.
Push damaged-tape distortion for horror, music visuals and broken-signal graphics.
Your photos and videos stay on your device. Preview and export run in your browser.
A clip frame before and after the browser preview: scanlines cross the frame, color shifts like a worn tape and a tracking band runs through the image. Your own footage stays on your device while you preview.
Upload a short MP4 or WebM clip, pick one of the 16 tape looks, such as 1980s Camcorder, Hi8 Home Video or Damaged Tape, then tune noise, scanlines, tracking and color bleed while the clip plays. The preview runs in your browser, so you can test looks without rendering or uploading anything.
Keep clips short while testing. A five to thirty second clip shows whether the tape treatment supports the scene without hiding the subject, and it previews faster on phones.
Clips with a clear subject, visible movement and mixed light show the effect best: handheld walks, night streets, candles or sparklers, faces in warm light and product b-roll. Very flat or overexposed footage shows mostly scanlines, so add contrast in your editor first if the preview feels thin. Export saves the processed clip as an MP4 or WebM file in real time in your browser; MP4 is saved directly when your browser supports it.
Prefer to keep the effect as a separate layer in your editor? Make a transparent PNG with the VHS overlay generator and place it over the clip.
It applies tape-style processing to your clip frame by frame in the browser: scanlines, tape noise, color treatment and camcorder-style overlays. The preview runs locally, so your video never uploads to a server.
MP4 and WebM are the best starting formats for browser preview. Short clips under 30 seconds preview fastest and show the effect most clearly.
Yes. Preview and export clips free in your browser with no watermark and no export limit, up to 1280 pixels wide. 1080p (1920 pixels wide) video export is planned as a paid option.
Yes. Export records locally at up to 30 fps, up to 1280 pixels wide, keeping the original proportions. Actual frame rate depends on your device and browser. It saves MP4 when supported, otherwise WebM. Audio capture depends on browser support; if it cannot start, the editor reports an error instead of silently exporting without it. Export takes about the clip duration, plus a few seconds to finish. Keep this tab in the foreground until it finishes.
Use the exported MP4 or WebM in an editor or on a platform that accepts that format. MP4 is saved when your browser supports it; some social platforms may require converting a WebM file before upload.