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33 film looks for your photo strips

A film sets the mood of the whole strip: its colour, grain, flash, glow and vignette, with an intensity slider. 11 are free, including Natural, which keeps true colour with a touch of grain.

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Classic booth and black & white

Silvery mono, deep blacks and grain: the strip you'd get from a coin-op booth, from the 1930s on.

  • PhotoboothFree

    The classic booth strip: silvery black and white, flash-bright faces, deep blacks and soft dark corners.

  • 1930s BoothFree

    An old booth strip with heavy grain, dust specks, faded blacks and dark corners.

  • B&WFree

    Clean, high-contrast black and white with visible grain.

  • SepiaFree

    Warm brown monochrome with grain and a little dust, like a print from a family album.

  • Booth Sepia

    A warm-toned booth strip: sepia mono, a flash on the faces, grain, dust and vignette.

  • Tintype

    Cool, contrasty monochrome with heavy grain, dark edges and dust, after 19th-century metal plates.

  • Noir Flash

    Hard black and white lit by a strong direct flash: a night-out photo in mono.

  • Silver

    A bright, silvery black and white with plenty of grain.

Flash and digicam

Direct flash, bright faces and crisp edges, like a compact digital camera or a disposable at a party.

  • Flash GlowFree

    The flash-in-the-dark booth look: a warm flash, glowing skin and a soft vignette.

  • CCD CamFree

    A compact digital camera from the 2000s: cool, crisp colour and a blown-out flash.

  • InstaxFree

    Bright instant-camera colour with a gentle flash and a soft glow.

  • Y2K Digicam

    Punchy, saturated digicam colour with a strong flash and dark corners.

  • Disposable

    A throwaway camera at a party: flash, grain and that slightly off colour.

Warm and vintage film

Golden tones, faded blacks, light leaks and dust, inspired by consumer film stocks and old prints.

  • Light LeakFree

    Warm, faded colour with a light leak bleeding in from the corner, like an old camera back.

  • PolaroidFree

    Soft, low-contrast instant-film colour with bright highlights, a faint pink cast and a vignette.

  • Faded 70sFree

    Washed-out, warm colour with lifted blacks and grain, like a print that's been in a drawer for decades.

  • Dusty 90s

    Warm 90s snapshot colour with dust, a faint light leak and grain.

  • Expired Film

    A roll past its date: a green shift, faded colour, a light leak, grain and dust.

  • Kodachrome

    Rich, saturated colour with strong reds and deep blue skies.

  • Portra 400

    Gentle portrait-film colour: warm, soft highlights and natural skin.

  • Gold 200

    Golden, saturated everyday-film colour with grain.

  • Honey

    A honey-warm grade with grain.

  • Cherry Cola

    Warm colour with boosted reds and a soft vignette.

Soft and dreamy

Glow, haze and pastel colour for a softer, romantic strip.

  • Dreamy

    A strong glow, soft highlights and warm, faded colour.

  • Pink Haze

    A rosy tint with a heavy glow.

  • Rosé

    A blush-pink grade with a light glow.

  • Tumblr 2014

    Faded, cool, slightly pink colour: the soft-grunge photo of the 2010s.

Cool and cinematic

Cooler tones, punchy contrast and the halation of cinema film.

  • 800T

    Cool tungsten cinema film with a red halo around bright lights (halation). Made for night photos.

  • Superia

    Everyday film colour with green-leaning tones and grain.

  • Cine

    A cinematic teal grade with grain.

  • Polar

    A cold, clean blue grade.

  • Bleach

    Bleach-bypass: low saturation and very high contrast.

  • Lomo

    Saturated, contrasty colour with heavy dark corners, like a toy camera.

Films, AI looks and the film editor

Films are for photo strips: one film covers every frame so the strip matches, and it's applied on your phone the moment you pick it. To change the light in a single photo, like adding a flash that wasn't there, use an AI look. To grade a photo you already have, the free film editor has its own filters with intensity, 17 adjustments and face retouch.

Looking for a specific style? See digicam and Y2K flash or the photo booth.

Film names describe a style. Flashbae isn't affiliated with Kodak, Fujifilm, Polaroid, CineStill or Lomography; their names are trademarks of their owners.

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