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Fish-Eye Effect

Wide angle distortion

The fisheye effect bends your photo through a mathematically accurate lens simulation. It magnifies the center of the frame and curves straight lines outward toward the edges to create a massive field of view.

Use this fisheye lens filter to warp photos for a classic skate aesthetic or to give flat architecture an immersive, bulging curve. The tool uses equidistant projection to ensure the barrel distortion remains clean.

Curvature and zoom

Curvature controls the intensity of the bulge effect. Lower values provide a gentle wide-angle bend, while higher settings balloon the center and aggressively compress the edges into a sphere.

Zoom scales the distorted image within the frame. You can zoom in to crop tighter and hide the warped edges, or zoom out to reveal more of the panoramic distortion.

Circular framing

A true optical fisheye lens projects a circle onto the camera sensor. The circular frame toggle crops your image into a round porthole surrounded by black.

Disabling the circular frame lets the bent image fill the entire rectangular canvas, similar to the output from a wide-action camera.

Your image is never uploaded to an external server.

This ensures you can distort images online privately and securely. The live preview updates instantly, and the final download is rendered at full resolution in the original file format.

Frequently Asked Questions

JPEG, PNG, and WebP. The downloaded image keeps the same format as your original file.

No.

Curvature controls how strongly the image bends. Higher values create a rounder, more dramatic fisheye where the center balloons outward and the edges compress.

Zoom scales the distorted result. Zoom in to crop tighter and hide the stretched edges, or zoom out to reveal more of the bent frame.

Circular frame crops the lens to a round porthole with a black surround, like a true circular fisheye photo. Turning it off fills the whole rectangular frame instead.

Yes. Once the page has loaded, the effect can run offline because the image processing happens fully in your browser.

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