- 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 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.
- Where are the AI background effects?
- We moved them to dedicated tools so they have their own optimized UI: Blur Background (portrait-mode bokeh), Invert Background, Invert Subject, B&W Background, and Sepia Background.
- Does this work on images too?
- Yes — all 8 effects work on both videos and images. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP and the output is a processed image. For image-only work we recommend the dedicated color inverter page, which is tuned for photos and ranks for 'color inverter' / 'colour inverter' / 'invert filter' queries.
- Does inverting a video twice restore the original?
- Yes — color inversion is perfectly reversible. Running the video inverter on an already-inverted clip flips every pixel back to its original value (at 100% strength). That also makes it handy for viewing digitized film negatives as positives.
- 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.
