Invert the colors
of a video.
Turn a video into its negative in one tap, see it as it plays, and get a link to share it.
Drop photos, videos or files here — or paste an image with Ctrl+V
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How it works
- Upload a video
Tap Upload video and pick the video.
- Check the look
The editor opens on Filters with Invert picked. Play the video to see it, or tap another filter.
- Save
Tap Apply filter. The inverted video gets its own link and a Download button.
A negative of your video
Each color turns into its opposite: black becomes white, blue becomes yellow and red becomes cyan — like a film negative.
Fine-tune it
Under Adjust you can make the inverted video brighter or darker, change the contrast, or lower the saturation for a gray negative.
Same sound, same length
The sound and the length stay as they are. The video is saved as an H.264 MP4, up to 15 minutes long. You see the result while the video plays, before you save.
Invert video colors: questions
How do I invert the colors of a video?
Upload it — the editor opens with Invert picked. Tap Apply filter.
What does inverting a video do?
Every color is replaced by its opposite, so dark parts become light and light parts dark.
Is my original video changed?
No. The inverted video is a new video with its own link; the original stays as it was. In the editor, tap Original to go back before you save.
Can I make a black and white negative?
Yes. Tap Invert, then move Saturation to −100 under Adjust.
Can I make a GIF of it?
Yes. Pick GIF in the GIF tool before you save — the GIF is inverted too.
Is it free?
Yes. No sign-up and no watermark.