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Invert image colors without uploading
Flip every channel or just one. Intensity blends back toward the original. Batch ZIP. Files never leave this device.
Stays in your browser · nothing leaves this device
- RGB togglesFull negative or one channel
- Batch ZIPPaste and a multi-file queue
Invert Image Colors
Full or per-channel invert with an intensity blend. Live preview.
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How it works
Four steps from drop to download. Nothing is uploaded. The negative updates as you drag.
- 1
Drop or paste
Add JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC one at a time or as a batch.
- 2
Choose channels
All three channels make a full negative. Uncheck one for a partial invert.
- 3
Set intensity
100 is a full invert of the checked channels. Lower values blend back.
- 4
Download under Preview
Pick JPEG, PNG, or WebP. Download one file or a ZIP.
Frequently Asked Questions
What invert does, how a single channel works, and where the file stays.
What does inverting image colors do?
It makes a negative. White becomes black. Red moves toward cyan. Intensity blends that result back toward the original.
Can I invert only one channel?
Yes. Turn R, G, or B off. Only the checked channels invert.
Can I invert a batch?
Yes. Add several photos. Download All ZIP packs every included file with the same invert.
Do my photos get uploaded?
No. The invert runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
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