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Choose an adjustment and compare the preview
Each effect starts from your original image, so trying another filter does not repeatedly degrade the pixels. Open Adjustment amount to change its strength. Brightness, contrast, saturation and gamma use 100%, 100%, 100% and 1 as their unchanged settings.
Colorize applies a chosen tint to decoded RGB brightness; it is not AI color restoration. Emboss uses horizontal and vertical neighbor differences around mid-gray. Noise reduction takes the median of each RGB channel in a 3 by 3 neighborhood with edge clamping, preserving alpha. It reduces isolated speckles and may remove fine detail.
A worked example
Inverting the example’s teal pixel (11, 114, 133) gives (244, 141, 122), or #F48D7A.
Before you use the result
One whole-image effect at a time. Blur and pixelation do not guarantee that a face or sensitive text cannot be recognized. Browser color profiles and rounding affect the result. PNG export keeps the decoded dimensions; original metadata is not copied. Noise reduction is capped at four million pixels. These effects do not recover missing image information.
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