Canva Photo Effects
Free filters and effects inside Canva: duotone, blur, pixelate, liquify and one-tap looks.
Free library of hundreds of ready-made photo effects that drop your picture into a scene, frame or billboard automatically.
PhotoFunia drops your photo or your text into ready-made scenes: billboards, magazine covers, posters, gallery walls, paintings, sketches, vintage cameras and street signs. There are over six hundred effects across more than twenty categories. Face detection places a portrait into the scene by itself, so there is nothing to crop, scale or position. Seasonal collections cover holidays like Christmas, Halloween and Valentine's Day.
It runs in the browser and in apps for iPhone, Android and Windows. PhotoFunia is entirely free and ad-supported. There is no paid tier, and the effects work without an account.
Use PhotoFunia when you want a ready-made scene, not an edit:
Skip PhotoFunia if any of these describe you:
Yes, completely. PhotoFunia is ad-supported, there is no paid tier to upsell, and the effects work without an account.
Face detection finds the portrait in your upload and positions it inside the chosen effect automatically. You never crop, scale or drag anything.
No. Each effect is a fixed design. Your photo or text is the only variable, so if you want a different look you pick a different effect. The library has over six hundred to choose from.
Yes. A set of effects renders your words onto billboards, signs, screens and walls.
Any browser, plus apps for iPhone, Android and Windows. There is no Mac app, so on a Mac you use the website. The vendor states effects render in its cloud, so the apps need a connection.
Free filters and effects inside Canva: duotone, blur, pixelate, liquify and one-tap looks.
300+ filters and effects in the browser: vintage decades, tilt-shift, color splash and AI styles.
Free one-tap photo filters and fine adjustments from Adobe Express, in your browser or on your phone.
Picsart Photo Effects is a library of filters and artistic looks, from sketch to painting, on the web and in the Picsart apps.