Photo negative: invert colors
Turn a photo into a negative or view a scanned film negative as a positive. Color and black and white options.
How it works
- Upload files
Drag photos into the window or choose them on your device - up to 50 at once.
- Choose settings
The result updates instantly, so you see what you get.
- Download the result
One file or all at once in a single ZIP.
- Private
Files never leave your device: everything runs right in your browser.
- Fast
No uploads and no queues - processing takes seconds.
- Free
No sign-up, no watermarks and no time limits.
Where a negative comes in handy
Film scans
Photograph a negative with your phone on a bright screen and invert it: you get a positive that makes it easy to see which frames are worth printing.
Design and effects
Inversion gives unusual colors for covers, posters and stories. A black and white negative looks like an X-ray.
Diagrams on a dark background
You can invert a light diagram, drawing or text screenshot so it doesn't glare on a dark background.
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FAQ
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Upload a photo and the colors flip right away: white turns black and blue turns yellow. Save the result with the "Download" button.
Yes. For black and white film, inverting is enough. Color film has an orange base, so the photo turns bluish after inversion - fix it with the "Warmth" slider in the "Brightness and contrast" effect.
Yes. Transparent areas of a PNG stay transparent; only the colors change.
No. Everything runs right in your browser: photos never leave your device, and no one but you will see them.
Up to 50 photos at once. The settings apply to all of them, and you can download the results one by one or as a single ZIP.