Add Lens Flare Effect
How to Add Lens Flare
- 1. Upload Photo: Select a JPG, PNG, or WebP image.
- 2. Position Flare: Set X and Y coordinates for flare location.
- 3. Adjust Intensity: Control flare brightness (0-100).
- 4. Download: Save your flare-enhanced image.
Lens Flare Benefits
Optical Effects
Create customizable lens-flare-style overlays.
Custom Position
Place flare exactly where you want.
Adjustable Intensity
Control flare brightness and size.
100% Free
No registration or payment needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should I place the flare?
Place in light areas for natural effect. Top-left or top-right is typical.
What intensity looks best?
Start at 50 for balanced. Higher for dramatic, lower for subtle.
Works on all photos?
Yes, works on any photo. Results vary by image.
Can I use commercially?
Yes, flare images can be used commercially.
Is data private?
Yes, all processing happens locally in browser.
Can I add multiple flares?
Download and upload again to add more flares.
How the Lens Flare effect works
The tool draws stylized flare elements over the uploaded image using browser Canvas graphics. Position and other available controls determine where the simulated light artifacts appear.
Browser-based processing
The effect is generated with browser image and Canvas processing. No separate server conversion step is used for the visual effect itself.
What the effect changes
The flare is a visual overlay effect; it does not analyze the camera lens or recreate optical flare from real scene data.
Tips for better results
Start with a clear source image and use moderate settings before increasing the effect. Compare the preview with the original because stronger processing can intentionally reduce or exaggerate visible detail.
the Lens Flare effect works FAQ
Does this effect increase image resolution?
No. The tool changes or overlays existing image pixels and does not reconstruct missing source detail.
Can I preview the effect before downloading?
Yes. Use the available controls and preview to inspect the result before downloading it.