Cinematic presets: make photos look like film stills

Presets with movie-style color grading: teal and orange contrast, deep moody tones, warm film colors and black and white classics. For portraits, cityscapes and atmospheric shots.

Presets in this collection

Presets: 13
  • BLVCKMoody
  • Warm FilmWarm
  • Moody Dark AestheticMoody
  • Vintage MatteWarm
  • Dark Gothic RedMoody
  • Urban Cyan & OrangeTeal & orange
  • Black & White MoodyBlack & white
  • Dark Blue Moody 2Moody
  • Cinematic MoodyMoody · Teal & orange
  • Analog Warm 400Warm
  • Film NoirBlack & white · Moody
  • Timeless B&WBlack & white
  • Blockbuster Teal & OrangeTeal & orange

Upload a photo to see every preset on your own shot, with a before/after comparison and an effect-strength slider.

Cinematic color grading for photos online

Cinematic presets bring movie color-grading techniques to photos. The best known is teal and orange. Shadows shift toward cool teal while skin and lights stay warm, which gives the shot depth and an expensive look. “Moody” relies on deep shadows and muted colors, while “Warm” goes for soft, slightly faded film tones.

Black and white cinematic presets suit portraits and street scenes where light and shape matter. Composition helps a photo look like a film still too: a wide frame, a person in profile, side light. The preset completes the effect — and the intensity slider keeps you from overdoing it.

Frequently asked questions

It's a set of color and tone adjustments that imitates film color grading. Typical looks: teal shadows with warm highlights, deep shadows, or muted film colors.

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