Develop it
like film.
Kodak Portra 400 from its datasheet: halation, grain and a real print. Made in your browser.
- JPEG
- HEIC
- PNG
- TIFF
- AVIF
- RAW
Nothing is uploaded
A film look built like real film
Most film filters are a color preset. Inspicio develops your photo the way film works: it exposes Kodak Portra 400, prints it on paper and scans the print, using the numbers from Kodak's own datasheets.
- Color and contrast from the film and the paper, not from a preset.
- Halation: the warm glow around bright lights, from light bouncing inside the film.
- Grain in each color layer of the film, as on a real negative.
How to use it
Drop a photo and it is developed in a few seconds. Change the exposure and brightness like you would at the lab, and add a white or black border. iPhone ProRAW and HDR photos give the most faithful result, because they keep more of the light that film would have seen. A normal JPEG or HEIC photo works too, and comes close.
Questions
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The whole development runs in your browser, on your own device.
Which photos work best?
RAW and HDR photos straight from the camera. Photos that were already edited or filtered have lost some of the light the film needs.