Filters are applied to your image from the Filters menu (destructive) or Layer menu (non-destructive) and mostly include customizable settings alongside general options. Non-destructive filters are called live filters, and, once applied, they can be identified as both a filter and a specific filter type by using unique symbols.
| Filter name | Description | Regular filter (destructive) |
Live filter (non‑destructive) with layer symbol |
| Add Noise | Introduces noise to recreate natural texture. |  |
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| Deinterlace | Converts field based video images to progressive images. | |
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| Denoise | Reduces luminance and color noise. | |
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| Diffuse | Adds noise to image edges. | |
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| Dust & Scratches | Removes dust and scratch artefacts. | |
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| FFT Denoise | Reduces noise using a Fourier Transform algorithm. | |
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| Perlin Noise | Creates noise with a cloud-like appearance. | |