DisCam

Free online film filter.

Give any photo the look of film: ten film looks from the DisCam app, grain, a light leak, a glowing date stamp and an instant-print frame. Free, with no sign-up, and your photo is never uploaded.

The film filter

Four friends with drinks on a rooftop in Lisbon at golden hour, one pointing at the view across the river. Shown as a print on Warm 35 in a white frame, with the date.

Developed in your browser. Your photo is never uploaded.

WARM 35 · the default

Golden hour, all day.

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Three steps, no sign-up.

  1. Open a photo

    Any JPEG, PNG or WebP from your phone or computer. On a computer you can also drop it on the print or paste it.

  2. Choose the film, frame and date

    Ten film looks with their own intensity and grain, an optional light leak, a white, cream or black frame, and a date stamp in the app's digits.

  3. Save your print

    A JPEG up to 2048 pixels on the photo's long side, with no watermark. On a phone, the share sheet opens so you can save it to your photos.

Your photo never leaves your device.

The film looks are code that runs in this page, so your own browser develops the photo. It isn't uploaded to DisCam or anywhere else, nothing is kept after you leave, and the photo is gone when you close the page.

The date for the stamp is read from the details saved in your photo, on your device as well. The privacy policy covers the filter too.

Ten films from the DisCam app.

The same film recipes the app develops its photos with. Each one sets its own colour, contrast, grain, glow and softness.

  • Original

    True to life, with a little grain.

  • Warm 35

    Golden hour, all day.

  • Soft

    Hazy light and gentle colour.

  • Noir

    Deep blacks, bright whites.

  • Fade

    Like a print left in the sun.

  • Golden

    Honey tones and golden-hour warmth.

  • Chrome

    Vivid colour and crisp slide-film contrast.

  • Mono 400

    Textured, grainy black and white.

  • Dusk

    Cool blue shadows and rosy highlights.

  • Flash ’99

    Punchy colour and nostalgic party-photo contrast.

Questions

Is the online film filter free?
Yes. There's no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many photos you make.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. Your browser develops the photo on your device. It isn't sent to DisCam or anyone else, and it's gone when you close the page.
What size is the saved photo?
The photo is up to 2048 pixels on its long side, the size of the DisCam app's high-quality saves, with the frame around it. Smaller photos keep their own size, so nothing is enlarged.
Where does the date come from?
From your photo, if it says. Most phone and camera photos record when they were taken, and the filter stamps that date. If yours doesn't, it uses today's date. You can change the date, add the time or turn the stamp off.
Which photos can I open?
JPEG, PNG and WebP photos work in every modern browser. If your browser can't open a photo, such as an iPhone HEIC photo on some computers, save it as a JPEG and open that.
Is it the same as the DisCam app?
It uses the app's ten film looks, frames and date stamp. The app is a camera: you shoot rolls with a set number of shots, each print develops as you watch, and your photos stay on your phone.

Get DisCam

Want the camera too?

DisCam is a disposable film camera for your phone, with the same ten films, frames and date stamp. Start with two free rolls of 5 shots each, one instant and one disposable. DisCam Pro unlocks unlimited rolls, stacks and photos. No account and no ads.

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