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Free Photo Presets Online

One-click film looks for your photos: classic slide-film simulations, analog fades and cinematic grades — applied in your browser with a live hover preview.

Built-in looks

  • Famous color stocks: Pro Portrait 400, Velvet Slide 50, Ultra Color 100, Golden 200, Pastel Pro 400 and Tungsten Cine 800 — accurate parametric emulations of legendary film.
  • Famous B&W stocks: Silver 400, Mono Classic 400, Fine Mono 100 and Night Mono 3200 — from gritty photojournalism grain to ultra-fine tonality.
  • More film looks: Reversal Vivid, Reversal Natural, Portrait Slide, Muted Chrome, Color Negative, Pro Negative, Nostalgic Amber, Cine Flat, Bleach, Cross Process, Vintage Chrome and Mono Film.

Each preset is a complete look — tone curve, color mixer, grading and grain tuned together, not just a saturation slider.

Use your own Lightroom presets

Import .xmp preset filesfrom Lightroom or Camera Raw — including tone curves, HSL, color grading, black & white mixes and grain. They are stored locally in your browser, so they are still there the next time you open OpticRaw.

Apply one look to a whole shoot

Apply a preset, tweak it to taste, then use Copy Settings → Paste to All to keep the same look across every photo in your filmstrip.

Frequently asked questions

Are the presets really free?

Yes — all 23 built-in film-stock presets are free with no watermark. You can also import your own Lightroom .xmp presets at no cost.

Can I preview a preset before applying it?

Yes. Hover over any preset name and the photo previews the look instantly; click to apply it for real.

Can I adjust a preset after applying it?

Absolutely. A preset just sets the sliders — you can fine-tune exposure, curves, HSL or anything else afterwards.

How do I import Lightroom presets?

Click “+ .xmp” in the Presets panel (or drag .xmp files into the window). Imported presets are saved in your browser for next time.

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