> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.simplebooth.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.simplebooth.com/customization-guide/experience-designer/post-capture/edit-tools/filters.md).

# Filters

Editable filters give guests the freedom to choose an aesthetic that best suits their photo, whether it's a classic black and white or a vibrant, high-contrast look.

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#### How it Works

When enabled as an Edit Tool, participants can browse a list of filters on the editing screen and select one to apply to their full layout.

Filters can also be enabled as a default [**Frame Effect**](/customization-guide/experience-designer/capture/frame-effects.md). The photo will be captured with the default filter initially, and if the edit tool is enabled, the guest can then change it to something else.

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#### Configuration Settings

1. **Toggle Enable:** Use the switch to turn the Filters tool on or off for your guests.
2. **Filter Selection:** Choose which filters to display from the 19 available options. You can choose to show the entire library or limit the list to a small, curated selection that fits your event aesthetic.
3. **Reordering:** Drag and drop the filters to change the order in which they are presented to guests.

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Always test your filter selection with your specific event lighting in advance. Some filters may react differently to warm or cool light sources.
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## **Plan Availability**

✅ All Plans
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