6 Old Photo Filter Styles
Classic Old Photo
A warm old photo filter with gentle fading, fine grain, and darkened edges — works well for portraits, travel photos, and everyday scenes.
Antique Sepia
Strong sepia color, paper-like fading, dust, and light scratches — like a photograph found in an old family album.
Faded 70s
Lower contrast, sun-warmed color, soft grain, and a subtle light leak — the relaxed character of 1970s film prints.
Disposable Camera
Punchy, slightly cool-toned color with strong film grain and flash-era contrast — like a drugstore point-and-shoot snapshot.
Faded 90s
Softer contrast, muted color, and gentle grain — the washed-out look of a 1990s consumer film camera.
B&W Archive
Near-monochrome color, visible grain, dust, scratches, and a deeper vignette — classic documentary or archive-photo look.
