Add Vignette
Darken (or tint) the edges of a photo with a soft vignette to draw focus to the center.
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Darken (or tint) the edges of a photo with a soft vignette to draw focus to the center.
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Optional — sensible defaults are already set.
About Add Vignette
Add a soft vignette that darkens, or tints, the edges of a photo and draws the eye toward the center. You control the strength, how large the clear center area is, and the vignette color, and the shape follows the image's aspect ratio as an oval.
When it helps
- Adding a classic portrait look that pulls focus to the subject's face.
- Giving photos a moody or vintage feel for social posts.
- Darkening busy edges behind product shots or text overlays.
Tips
- Strength around 30-50% looks natural. Higher values give a dramatic, old-lens effect.
- Increase the clear center size for wide shots so the vignette doesn't eat into the subject.
- Try a white vignette for a soft, dreamy fade, or a brand color for a tinted frame.
Good to know
Quick answers about add vignette in your browser.
A vignette is a gradual darkening or fading toward the edges of a photo. It happens naturally with some lenses and is often added on purpose to focus attention.
Yes. Set the vignette color to white for edges that fade to white instead of black.
Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many files you process.
No. Files are read and processed locally in your browser, so they never leave your device.
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Part of the Image Effects collection.