Black & White Video, Every Setting: Filters, Toning, Grain and Colour Splash (Free, No Upload)

Every setting of the free Black & White Video tool on a 10-second street clip with a red hoodie: Standard (5.5 MB → 4.7 MB), the 13 methods (a Red filter makes red glow, High contrast pushes to black and white), strength and tone, toning (sepia, selenium, cyanotype), film grain, and Keep one colour — at the default range it keeps the walls too, at 12° only the hoodie. Then three jobs: a documentary look (Orange filter + Sepia), a colour-splash reel, and a web background as WebM (4.0 MB). Nothing is uploaded. Video: Freepik.

Black & White Video, every setting, on a street clip with one strong colour — a red hoodie. Standard is already a good black and white (5.5 MB in, 4.7 MB out). The method decides which colours turn light and which dark: a Red filter makes the hoodie glow, High contrast pushes everything toward black and white — the coloured filters photographers put on the lens. Strength blends colour back; contrast and brightness adjust the tone; toning tints the grey (sepia, selenium, cyanotype); film grain adds texture. Keep one colour keeps a single hue in colour: at the default 40° range it also keeps the beige walls and skin, at 12° only the hoodie. MP4, WebM or MOV out, with any sound copied untouched. Free converts one video up to 100 MB and five minutes. Nothing is uploaded. Video: Freepik.