Batch edit
One look, a whole batch.
Pick a saved Filters recipe, drop in a set of photos, and apply the exact same edit to every one of them — then download the results as a single ZIP.
RECIPE
No saved looks yet — build one in Filters, then tap Recipes and save it there. It will show up here.
PHOTOS
Select up to 30 at once. Nothing is uploaded — it all happens in your browser.
Every photo is run through the recipe's exact settings — the same pipeline Filters uses to export one photo, just looped. Large batches of large photos can take a little while; the browser tab has to stay open while it works.
How it works
- Build a look in Filters. Presets, Adjust, HSL, Curves, Color Grading — anything. Save it as a recipe.
- Come back here and pick that recipe. Every saved look appears as a chip at the top.
- Drop in your photos. Up to 30 at once.
- Apply, then download the ZIP. Every photo comes back edited the same way, named after the original file.
Questions
Where do the recipes come from?
From Filters. Open a photo there, dial in a look on the Adjust, HSL, Curves or any other tab, then go to the Recipes tab and save it. It shows up here immediately — Batch Edit doesn't have its own separate concept of a recipe, it just replays the same one Filters made.
Does every photo get exactly the same edit?
Yes. The recipe's settings are applied identically to each photo — no per-photo adjustment. If one photo needs something different, edit it individually in Filters instead.
How many photos can I batch at once?
Up to 30 in one run. Everything happens in your browser tab, so a very large batch of very large photos will simply take longer rather than fail outright — keep the tab open while it works.
What do I get back?
A single ZIP containing every edited photo as a JPEG, named after the original filename and the recipe. Nothing is uploaded at any point — the whole batch is processed on-device.
More tools
Build a recipe in Filters, or see everything you've saved in My Projects.