For many types of layer, you can apply a filter effect that changes the layer's appearance. The filters control the shades of colors that are used.

In this article, we give a brief description of each filter you can choose.

Note: Filters are not available for text layers, AI shadow layers, solid color backgrounds, and transparent backgrounds.

A high-contrast black and white filter with deep shadows, for dramatic images.

The image shows a Noir filter on the background layer.

A desaturated filter with raised blacks and lower contrast, giving a washed-out appearance.

The image shows a Fade filter on the background layer.

A grayscale filter with a slightly warm tone.

The image shows a Mono filter on the background layer.

A filter with a blue tint and boosted saturation, similar to cross-processed film.

The image shows a Process filter on the background layer.

A flat, neutral grayscale filter with a slightly cool tone.

The image shows a Tonal filter on the background layer.

A filter with vivid colors and a cool tint.

The image shows a Chrome filter on the background layer.

A warm brown monochrome filter that makes images look aged.

The image shows a Sepia filter on the background layer.