A Photoshop + Figma plugin
Every filter Photoshop should have shipped with.
35 filters and background generators. Stack them, tweak every setting, save the stack. Inside Photoshop and Figma, on your own layers.
One plugin
Design with no limits.
35 filters and background generators in one plugin, for Photoshop and Figma. Stack them, tweak anything, save the stack.
- 35+ filters, including 9 background generators
- Photoshop and Figma on one licence
- Every setting open, nothing baked in
- Future filter updates free
That panel is the real engine. Drag a slider.
Scroll
Before / after
Drag it.
You didn't get into design to make what everyone else is making. Pull the line across: same photo, pushed one idea further, and now it has a point of view.
Watch it work
Make your designs stand out.
Watch a plain photo become the one people stop scrolling for. Pick a filter, stack another, and push it until nobody else's work looks like yours.
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Filter Archive | The Filters Photoshop Should've Had · Open on YouTube ↗
Stacks
Filters stack. Turn them off.
Layer filters like layers. Toggle one off, reorder, change one three filters down, and the result updates. Save the whole stack with a name and it's one click next time.
Click a row to switch it off. The photo is a real render every time.
Click one. Same photo, saved stack applied.
The gallery
Everything in the box.
Hover a photo filter to see what it started from.
One photo
One photo. Every filter.
The same picture 26 times over. Every one of these is a filter you can open up, not a look you're stuck with.
Original
Pricing
Rent it or own it.
One plugin, both apps, every filter. Checkout is by Stripe and the licence lands in your inbox.
- All 35 filters and generators
- Photoshop and Figma
- New filters as they ship
- Cancel any time
- Everything in monthly
- Yours permanently
- No recurring charge
- Future filters included
Photoshop 2024 or newer on Mac and Windows. Figma plugin in the Community. One licence covers both.
Made for exploratory designers and art directors. Thirty-five ways to push a picture somewhere new, then push it further, in the time it used to take to try one.
