Invert Colors
Invert video colors online for free. Plus 12 pro effects: Thermal Vision, X-Ray, Cyberpunk, Solarize, and AI-powered background blur and selective inversion.
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How to Use Invert Colors
- Upload a video or image (MP4, MKV, MOV, WebM, JPG, PNG, WebP)
- Choose an effect — Invert is free, pro effects run on server, AI effects use BiRefNet segmentation
- Adjust the strength slider and output format
- Click Process and download
Features
- Invert all colors for a negative film effect — free in your browser
- 12 additional pro effects: Solarize, Thermal Vision, X-Ray, Infrared, Hue Shift, Cyberpunk, Sepia
- AI background effects: blur, invert, grayscale, or sepia on just the background using BiRefNet
- Adjustable effect strength — from subtle overlay to full intensity
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I invert colors in a video?
- Upload your video, select 'Invert (Negative)' from the effect dropdown, and click Process. This flips every color to its opposite — like a photo negative. Runs free in your browser.
- What are the AI background effects?
- These use BiRefNet AI to detect the subject in your video or image, then apply the effect only to the background while keeping the subject untouched. Options: Invert Background, Invert Subject, Blur Background (DSLR-like bokeh), B&W Background, and Sepia Background.
- How does Blur Background work?
- It uses AI to separate the subject from the background, then applies a smooth Gaussian blur to the background only — similar to portrait mode on a smartphone or a shallow depth-of-field DSLR shot.
- What pro effects are available?
- Solarize (psychedelic color cycling), Thermal Vision (heat map), X-Ray (high-contrast negative), Infrared (false-color camera), Hue Shift (rotate the color wheel), Cyberpunk (neon purple/green), and Sepia (warm vintage). These run on our server.
- Does this work on images too?
- Yes — all 13 effects work on both videos and images. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP and the output is a processed image.
- Can I adjust the effect intensity?
- Yes — the strength slider blends the effect with the original. At 100% you get the full effect, at lower values it's a subtle overlay.