Cyberpunk Photo Filter Online
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What you can expect
Transform photos into a neon cyberpunk night with teal shadows, magenta-shifted lights, crushed blacks, strong neon bloom, and lens chromatic aberration. Control the effect with a single intensity slider.

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→Frequently asked questions
- How do I make a photo look cyberpunk?
- Select your photo and the Cyberpunk Filter turns shadows teal, shifts warm lights to magenta, crushes the blacks, and adds strong neon bloom.
- What colors are used in cyberpunk edits?
- Teal and cyan shadows, magenta and hot pink lights, and electric accents against deep blacks.
- Does it work on daytime photos?
- Yes. It darkens and recolors any image, though night scenes with bright lights glow the most.
- What file formats can I export?
- You can export as PNG, JPEG, WebP, TIFF, BMP, or HEIC.
- Is this tool free to use?
- Yes — completely free, no account needed. Your images are processed entirely in your browser and never uploaded to a server. Downloads have no watermarks.
For developers
Use Cyberpunk Filter from Python
Open the Jupyter notebook example to see how to run this tool from the BrushCue Python API, inspect the processing steps, and adapt the workflow for scripts or batch image jobs.
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