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Vintage film filter for your photos

Faded colour, yellowed whites and coarse grain: your photo, the way a print ages in a family album.

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A family picnic in a flower garden, as an old film print
Gold 200 colour on a print that has faded and yellowed, with coarse grain and darker corners.Photo: Pelageia Zelenina / Pexels.

Then add the marks of age

Pro adds what time does to a photograph: light leaks, dust, scratches and instant frames. Choose a band to see them build up.

A family picnic in a flower garden — BeforeA family picnic in a flower garden — Vintage filmA family picnic in a flower garden — Dust and scratchesA family picnic in a flower garden — Light leak

Vintage film. The free look that the buttons on this page open.

Photo: Pelageia Zelenina / Pexels.

A family picnic in a flower garden, as an old instant print with a light leak and dust

All of it, in an instant frame

Frames place the photograph on an instant print, a strip of 35 mm film or a contact sheet. They come with Pro too.

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Or start from a vintage preset

Three presets built around an old print: Road Trip is free, Old Album and Sun-Faded come with Pro. Each page shows one on four photographs and opens it on yours.

Try the vintage look on your photo

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Every photograph here was rendered by Photonica with the settings the editor opens. Results vary with the light and colour in your photo. The vintage look uses free tools. Guest editing includes three exports a day; a free account removes that daily limit.

Photographs: Pelageia Zelenina and Saul Joseph on Pexels.