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Downloading all 13973 library filters into Filter Forge can be tedious and time-consuming. To make this easier, we offer companion products: Filter Library Backup, a single zip file containing all library filters; and Librarian, a standalone app that helps you quickly load library filters into Filter Forge. Learn more about Filter Library Backup and Librarian.

Filter Forge is mighty graphics software with thousands of photo effects and seamless textures, and an editor to create your own filters. There are 3 key features that make Filter Forge stand out among similar tools:

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Support for Projects is the key feature of Filter Forge 10. Project is a new workspace concept in Filter Forge that can contain multiple artboards (each with its pixel dimensions) representing the final images you're creating. For example, if you're working on a stylized photo set, each combination of a source image, a filter, and its settings will be represented by a separate artboard in your project file. It is tailored for users who regularly need to recreate the work previously done in Filter Forge, or to move their work files between computers.

The new Bitmap Cache component will be invaluable for filter authors who want to improve filter rendering time and control response. The component rasterizes its input to an internal bitmap without further processing. It may be useful to place in front of heavy subtree sections like loops and high-detail noises.

Handling of bitmap caches is further improved by the new Input Cache Settings dialog that brings adjustable settings to every bitmap-based filter component. The dialog allows filter authors to fine-tune cache performance, balancing between render speed and image quality.

Filter Forge renders images based on input images and XML documents called "filters". A filter (not to be confused with a mathematical filter) is essentially a tree of successive generations and/or transformations of color and position. Types of generations include single colors, polygons, gradients, Perlin noise, variations of Worley noise, and patterns commonly found in masonry. Types of transformations include rotation, scaling, refraction, noise distortion, kaleidoscope patterns, blurs, edge detection, blending, a variety of color space manipulations, and switches. As of version 4.0xx, the program also implements floating point processing, particle arrays, recursive loops, bzier curves, and built-in Lua scripting. Filter Forge also includes rendering options such as anti-aliasing, bump maps and normal maps, environment mapping, ambient occlusion, seamless tiling, and a text-based batch renderer. Users can randomize or control specific parameters of each filter through sliders, color pickers, and checkboxes. Sets of parameter values can be saved as presets.

While it is possible to edit filters with any text editor, Filter Forge includes a visual node-based filter editor. In the editor window, components are placed on a workspace and connected to one another like blocks in a flowchart. Similar editors exist in other computer graphics applications such as Genetica,[2] DarkTree,[3] and Substance Designer.[4]

Filter Forge hosts a web-based library of thousands of user-submitted filters that can be previewed and downloaded online or using the program's built-in browser. It maintains this model by offering a time-limited demo and rewards to authors of highly used library filters. Renders of library filters are available to anyone for free, but the program is needed to modify the filters and their parameters.[5]

We continue to make filter editing simpler and faster. In the previous Filter Forge version you could only process a video as an artboard source in the project view. Filter Forge 13 simplifies the process and lets you load video files and image sequences right in the main window. Read more.

We continue to make filter editing simpler and faster. Following up on component duplication added in the previous version, in Filter Forge 13 you can also quickly duplicate an existing connection without the need to create it from scratch. Read more.

Complex filters often have lots of diverse controls in a long single list that is difficult to navigate. Filter Forge 13 introduces settings separators that can visually divide controls into meaningful groups. Read more.

Sometimes you make a beautiful image using a Filter Forge effect but you don't remember what specific filter you used. Filter Forge 13 introduces Render History to help with this inconvenience. Read more.

Mastery is an art of reusing previous experience. Experienced filter designers often find themselves repeatedly recreating certain setups of components from filter to filter. Filter Forge 12 introduces a brand new way to store parts of the filter tree as separate snippets that can be easily reused, managed, and shared. Read more.

Applying a filter to multiple images is a frequent task in video production and photo editing. In previous Filter Forge versions you either had to do this manually, image by image; or use a non-intuitive command-line renderer. No more pain and suffering: Filter Forge 11 lets you process numbered sequences of same-size images in an intuitive way. This comes incredibly handy in video production where videos are often stored as image sequences. Read more.

For years Filter Forge has offered only a few built-in images used to preview effect filters. In version 11 we're adding dozens of new professional high-quality photos that will help showcase your effects in the best possible way. Read more.

Browsing through a vast list of filters, fine-tweaking their settings and comparing the results has never been a quick task. Selecting a different filter makes Filter Forge render the default preset which is usually optimized for quality, not speed. Well, no more: Draft Mode in Filter Forge 10 supercharges filter browsing and preview. Learn more.

Filter Forge 9 adds physically accurate texture maps that are fully compatible with Unity3D, Unreal and other 3D rendering engines. In contrast with old Surface filters that were not fully physically accurate, you can save new maps from Filter Forge and import them into your favorite engine right away without adjustments. You can also easily convert old filters to the new PBR Surface type. Learn more.

Filter Forge 9.0 introduces several other improvements, which include support for filter stacking in the plugin mode, a new Note component, and the ability to rename filters without entering the Filter Editor. Learn more.

Filter Forge 8 adds a built-in tool to back up installed filters, presets, favorites and other settings to a single file, to be restored later onto another computer or operating system, or a newer Filter Forge version. Learn more.

Every filter author must have stumbled into this: you create a filter and want to carefully select presets to showcase its usage, but arranging filter presets is pain. With Filter Forge 6 the pain is gone: you can now drag and drop presets to reorder them. Learn more.

Filter Forge 5.0 introduces much-requested enhancements to its randomization functions, including the ability to protect filter settings from randomization, the ability to quickly randomize specific parameters, and a simplified randomization settings menu. Learn more.

The new built-in filter manager helps you organize your filter collection. You can now create an unlimited number of custom folders for user-made filters and favorites. The filter manager also features new filter history and a rehauled filter search list. Learn more.

The grouping feature and the new Group component simplify creation of complex filters by letting filter authors "package" reusable parts of the filter tree into custom-made components with user-definable inputs and parameters. Learn more.

In Filter Forge 1.0 and 2.0, one could only use a single source image or a Photoshop layer at a time. Starting with version 3.0, Filter Forge allows you to use multiple source images simultaneously. This is implemented by allowing you to load images into Color Controls and the newly introduced Grayscale Controls via the filter interface. Learn more.

The new Edge Detector component performs edge detection, similar to certain existing filters in the filter library but faster and in a single shot. The component is highly adjustable and can output HDR colors. Learn more.

Filter Forge 3.0 includes several other improvements, which include hexadecimal color values in the Color Picker, HDR and alpha channel support for filter controls, high-precision Color Inspector, the ability to load recently-used images, a unified Bomber component and more. Learn more.

With these new components, you can now perform minimum, median, maximum and custom-percentile filtering. The Median and Percentile components are especially handy for creating a wide variety of artistic effects, thanks to their ability to simplify the source image by removing small details while preserving the edges. Learn more.

Filter Library is a free online repository of filters submitted by Filter Forge users. You can access the Library directly from the user interface of Filter Forge. Users who contribute good filters can earn rewards, including a free copy of Filter Forge.

Most filters in Filter Forge support seamless tiling, even for non-square textures. A simple one-click operation, Seamless Tiling works no matter whether you have downloaded the filter or created it yourself in Filter Editor. Learn more.

All filters in Filter Forge are generated procedurally and don't depend on external bitmaps; therefore, they are resolution-independent. You can render the same filter in any resolution without losing any detail. Learn more.

You can save the settings of any filter as a preset to recall them at any time. All filters included with Filter Forge come with factory presets that give you a glimpse of what a filter can do and provide a good starting point to explore the filter's settings. Learn more.

The long-awaited third version of Filter Forge is out! Explore the horizons of the new powerful Filter Forge with support for multiple source images, revamped user interface, improved preview interactivity, new amazing filters, and much more.Support for Multiple Source ImagesIn Filter Forge 1.0 and 2.0, one could only use a single source image or a Photoshop layer at a time. Starting with version 3.0, Filter Forge allows you to use multiple source images simultaneously. This is implemented by allowing you to load images into Color Controls and the newly introduced Grayscale Controls via the filter interface.