AI photo effects
An effect is a finished look you can apply to a photo without touching a single slider. Dante's effects rebuild the whole image (light, colour, texture, sometimes the entire scene) while keeping the person recognisable.
Every effect on this page shows a real before-and-after, so you can see exactly what happens to a photo before spending a credit on it.
Compare the before-and-after preview and choose the transformation you want.
Upload from your gallery or take a photo. One clear image is all it needs.
Rendering finishes in seconds and the result is saved to your gallery.
Download to your camera roll, or share straight to a story or chat.
Drag the slider on any effect to compare before and after.
A filter is a colour layer sitting on top of your photo. Turn it up too far and the picture just looks tinted. An effect regenerates the image: it can relight your face, change the material of a jacket, place you in a different room, or turn a portrait into a collectible figurine.
That is why an effect can survive a bad original. A flat, grey indoor selfie has no dramatic light to enhance, but an effect can add it.
Cinematic effects want a clear face and a simple background, because they add contrast and directional light, so a cluttered original fights the result.
Retro and film effects are forgiving. Grain, softness and colour shifts hide small imperfections, which makes them a good choice for older photos and screenshots.
Figurine, sticker and object effects need the subject clearly separated from the background. A full-body or waist-up shot against a plain wall gives the cleanest cut-out.
Start with the highest-resolution copy you have. A photo re-saved through several chat apps has already lost detail, and no effect can restore it.
Keep one main subject. Effects that must reinterpret four faces at once spread their attention and each face gets less of it.
If the first render is close but not right, run it again. Each generation is a fresh interpretation, and a second attempt often lands the framing or expression you wanted.
A prepared transformation that regenerates your photo in a specific style, such as cinematic light, retro film, a figurine or a sticker, instead of layering a colour filter over it.
Yes. Every effect card shows a before-and-after slider made from a real example, so you know what the effect does before generating.
Often, yes. Grainy and film-style effects are especially forgiving. Very small or heavily compressed images give weaker results because there is little detail to work from.
Only with their permission. Dante is intended for your own photos and photos of people who agreed to be included.
Each effect shows its own credit cost. Credits are sold in one-off packs starting at $9.99, with no subscription.