Vignette Effect
Add darkened (or lightened) edges to your photo for a cinematic, focused look — with full control over strength, spread, and feather.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a vignette effect do to a photo?
A vignette darkens (or lightens) the corners and edges of a photo while keeping the center untouched, drawing the viewer's eye toward the middle of the frame for a more cinematic look.
What's the difference between strength, spread, and feather?
Strength controls how dark or light the edges become, spread controls how far the unaffected center area extends, and feather controls how smooth or abrupt the transition is between the center and the edges.
Can I create a white vignette instead of a dark one?
Yes, switch the Tone to White for a soft, dreamy faded-edge look, or Sepia for a warm vintage film-style vignette.
Will this work on any photo size or aspect ratio?
Yes, the vignette is calculated relative to your image's actual dimensions, so it scales correctly whether your photo is square, portrait, or widescreen.