Video filters

Green screen, colour, blur, sharpen, outlines, glows, shadows, LUTs, masks and scrolling.

Open a source's properties › Filters and press Add a filter. Click any filter in the list (or search it) to try it: the preview at the top shows your source with it, and nothing changes on stream until you press Add; click another to compare, or Cancel. Only the filters you've added are shown, applied top to bottom; each folds to one line (click it to change its settings) and the bin removes it.

• [Chroma key](#chroma-key) (green screen), colour key and luma key (remove bright or dark parts).
• Opacity, brightness, contrast, saturation.
• LUT: a .cube colour grade, like a film look.
• Blur and sharpen.
• Shape: rounded corners or a circle, with a soft edge and a border.
• Outline, glow and shadow: around whatever is visible, in on-screen pixels. With your background removed or keyed out they follow your outline (the cut-out streamer look); on a logo or text they give it an edge, a glow or a drop shadow.
• Image mask: show the source through a shape (a circle for a round webcam, say).
• Scroll: keeps moving a picture or text sideways or up and down (a ticker).
• Shader filters: 19 built in (CRT, VHS, posterize, robot, ghost, 8-bit and 16-bit sprite, thermal, Matrix code, hologram, neon outline, comic book, pencil sketch, fire aura, glitch, duotone, oil painting, teleporter, night vision), or your own shader plugins.

Related guides

• Green screen (chroma key): Remove a green or blue background behind you.
• Shader plugins: Extra transitions and filters written in GLSL, safe to add.

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