MatchaFilter
Make the motion, not just the color.
Add liquid distortion, olive-yellow color, painterly detail and moving grain — privately in your browser.
- No uploadYour media stays on your device.
- Video firstBuilt for motion and useful for photos.
- Browser processedWebGL2 renders the effect locally.
Media stays in this tab and is never uploaded.
The visual recipe
Movement makes the look.
A Matcha Filter is more than a green overlay. The frame bends, surfaces become painterly, and texture changes as the clip plays.
Use the three controls together: strength sets the overall mix, motion changes the displacement, and grain keeps consecutive frames alive.
- Liquid displacementMoving flow bends the frame
Time-based fields shift pixels in different directions, so the effect changes continuously instead of sitting like a static preset.
- Painterly colorOlive-yellow tone and stepped detail
Smoothing, edge treatment, and tonal shaping create the characteristic painted surface while preserving a readable subject.
- Changing textureGrain evolves from frame to frame
Animated texture keeps the result from feeling flat. Lower the grain when faces, captions, or fine detail need priority.
The workflow
How to use the Matcha Filter
- 01
Open local media
Choose an MP4, MOV, WebM, JPG, PNG, or WebP that your browser can decode. Short, clean clips preview most smoothly.
- 02
Tune while it moves
Play the clip while changing strength, liquid motion, and grain. Hold Original whenever readability matters.
- 03
Export and keep the source
Save photos as PNG or render videos in real time as WebM. Keep the untouched original if you may want a different grade later.
Next
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FAQ
Matcha Filter basics
What is the Matcha Filter?
It is a moving visual treatment built from liquid-like distortion, olive-yellow color shaping, painterly smoothing, edge emphasis, and animated grain. The motion is a defining part of the look.
Is the Matcha Filter mainly for video?
Yes. Photos are supported, but changing distortion and texture make the effect more recognizable in video.
Does the tool upload my media?
No. The file is decoded, processed, previewed, and exported locally in your browser.
Can I undo the effect later?
Keep your original file. A finished export can be adjusted, but geometry and detail changed by the effect cannot be perfectly reconstructed.