Create a vintage, cinematic look with realistic grain texture. Upload an image and use Evoto Grain Filter for free to adjust grain intensity, size, contrast, and color.
From professional color grading to color presets and more, we've got you covered.
From subtle vintage texture to bold cinematic grit, Evoto gives photographers precise grain controls and reusable presets for consistent, professional edits.
Use the grain intensity slider to add a soft film texture or a stronger gritty effect. Fine-tune the look for portraits, fashion shoots, wedding photos, and cinematic storytelling.
Adjust grain contrast and sharpness to shape how texture appears in highlights and shadows. Add depth to landscapes, street photography, low-light portraits, and moody editorial images.
Change grain size, roughness, opacity, and color to match your visual style. Use fine monochrome grain for a clean film look or coarse colored grain for expressive retro texture.
Start with preset grain styles or create your own by adjusting density, contrast, size, roughness, and color. Save the settings as presets to keep a consistent vintage look across a full photo session.
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Add grain to photos in seconds, then refine the texture level to match subtle vintage edits, bold editorial portraits, or cinematic color grading.
Use controlled grain to add depth, soften overly digital sharpness, and give portraits or creative images a more natural film-inspired finish.
Save your grain settings as presets and apply them across multiple photos to keep color grading and texture consistent throughout a session.
Use AI grain filter for tethered shooting, previewing grain effects on-set with side-by-side comparisons to perfect the retro look before leaving the shotting location.
Import a photo that needs to add grain effect. Evoto supports image formats like JPG, PNG, RAW and TIFF.
Last updated: 2026-06-11. Reviewed by: Evoto Product Team. Results may vary depending on image quality, lighting, subject pose, file format, and selected settings.