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

  1. Upload a video or image (MP4, MKV, MOV, WebM, JPG, PNG, WebP)
  2. Choose an effect — Invert is free, pro effects run on server, AI effects use BiRefNet segmentation
  3. Adjust the strength slider and output format
  4. 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.