Turn your camera into an instant camera. Apply vintage filters inspired by Kodachrome, Kodak Gold 200, and 8mm Film, capture polaroid-style photos, and pin them to your digital corkboard — free, no signup, nothing leaves your device.
No app store hunt, no signup wall, no uploads to a server. Just a working camera in your browser.
No download, no signup, no install. Click "Try in browser" and start shooting in seconds.
Color recipes inspired by Kodachrome, 8mm Film, and (iOS only) Kodak Gold 200 + Vérité 100.
Press the shutter and watch your photo eject, develop, and pin to your digital corkboard.
Photos never leave your device. No analytics on your photos, no cloud upload, no tracking.
The camera works exactly like the instant camera on your grandparents' shelf.
Click the red button on the front of the camera. The lens opens, the viewfinder lights up, and the live feed appears.
Rotate the filter dial to choose your look. Web ships Kodachrome, 8mm Film, and Normal. iOS adds Gold 200 and Vérité 100.
Press the shutter on top. The photo ejects from the slot and develops over a few seconds, just like real instant film.
The web app ships the three filters that work in real time on a webcam. Each is a color recipe inspired by a real film stock — not a chemistry-perfect emulation.
Warm reds, golden highlights, deep greens. The look of a 1960s slide film you can't buy anymore.
Faded, slightly desaturated, with a faint warm shift. The home-movie look from someone's attic projector.
Clean, unprocessed webcam output. Use this when you want the instant camera feel without any color shift.
The iOS app unlocks the complete Grainhaus filter set — including the two that don't ship on the web. Kodak Gold 200 and Vérité 100.
Deep dives on vintage filters, instant-camera simulations, and the iOS apps that nail them — all free, no signup.
Everything you need to know about running a vintage instant camera in your browser — filters, instant prints, privacy, and how it compares to the iOS app.
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