AI Cyberpunk Filter

Classic mixes electric blue, magenta and cyan, the look most people picture when they hear "cyberpunk". Electric shifts toward purple, pink and bright blue for a synthwave feel. Warm uses orange, red and yellow, like a street lit by signs and fire. Cool uses green, teal and ice blue for a colder, hacker-terminal mood. You can also type your own colors, for example "gold and black".

More than a color filter would. The AI adds glowing accents on facial features, holographic overlays, circuit-like patterns and neon city reflections, and it deepens shadows for a high-contrast night look. Your pose and the overall composition stay, and the person is usually recognizable, but clothing and background are often redesigned. There is no strength setting, so every image gets the full effect.

The filter runs on GPT Image 2.5, which this template sets to a 1:1 output. Tall or wide photos are reframed to a square, so parts near the edges may be cut off or redrawn. Center your subject with some space around the head before uploading. The square result fits profile pictures, album covers and Instagram posts without further cropping.

8 credits per image, whichever palette you choose. GPT Image 2.5 is the only model on this filter, so there is no cheaper option. New accounts get 10 free credits at signup, and the daily check-in adds 2–6 credits that expire after 3 days, so you can test one or two palettes before deciding whether to buy more.

The prompt is written for portraits, with glowing details placed on facial features, so one person facing the camera gives the cleanest result. Two people usually work; larger groups get crowded and inconsistent. Pets and cars do get neon lighting and a futuristic look, but the results are less predictable. Avoid photos where the face is very small or hidden in heavy shadow.