Three looks
Black and white removes the color and keeps the brightness of each part of the picture. High contrast also deepens the darks, which suits faces, interviews and moody footage. Sepia gives the warm brown of an old photograph.
Turn a color video into black and white, high-contrast black and white, or sepia.
Files up to 100 MB. This tool re-encodes the picture, so it takes videos up to 5 minutes long.
Your file is deleted from our server as soon as the result is made, and the result 15 minutes later.
Add your file to begin. The result shows here.
Studio adds captions and on-screen cards in your brand color, then hands back the finished video.
The Studio free plan takes recordings up to 2 GB and edits the whole thing: retakes and pauses out, captions in.
Black and white removes the color and keeps the brightness of each part of the picture. High contrast also deepens the darks, which suits faces, interviews and moody footage. Sepia gives the warm brown of an old photograph.
Without color, the picture is carried by light and shape. Side light on a face, strong shadows and simple backgrounds look better than before. Scenes that relied on color to separate things, such as a red product on a green table, can turn into similar greys.
No. Keep your original.
Split the video, convert the part, then join the pieces.
Up to 5 minutes and 100 MB.
Fix a dark, flat or washed-out video with brightness, contrast and saturation sliders.
Fade a video in from black or white at the start, out at the end, or both.
Cut a video down to the part you want. Drag the start and end on a preview, then download the section.
Make a video file smaller: pick a quality level or name the size in megabytes it has to fit under.
Upload the raw recording. Studio cuts the ums, retakes and long pauses, adds captions and makes short clips. 30 free minutes, no card.