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Jan 31, 2025 • Adrian T

Video Editing ON Meitu: Filter and Toning

Do you know use “Filters” and “Toning” tool on Meitu? Here is a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this! In this guide, we will learn the following features:

1) Filters 2) Toning 3) AI Enhancement 4) Brightness 5) Contrast 6) Saturation 7) Sharpen 8) Light

1. After you have select your videos/photos and tap “Start”, you will be at the main editor page.

2. There are many tools that you can use at this page.

1) Filters:

3. Swipe right and you will see “Filters” as the second tool.

4. Filter adds a unique layer to help enhance the final look of an image/video.

5. Tap “Filters”.

6. These are your clips shown in your timeline.

7. Make sure to not select “apply to all” so you can have filters for each clip.

8. Tap on the clip you would like to apply the filter.

9. Tap on the filter.

10. Do the same by tapping on the clip and tap on the filter if you want to apply for other clips too.

11. Tap tick to confirm the filters applied.

2) Toning:

12. Applying toning creates a cohesive and coherent story where it describes its particular mood/atmosphere.

13. Tap “Toning”.

14. You will see many tools available at the bottom under “Toning”.

15. We will learn these 6 tools: Ai enhancement, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpen and light.

3) AI Enhancement:

16. AI Enhancement is able to detect the subject in your clip and enhance it.

17. These are your clips shown in your timeline.

18. Tap on the clip you would like to apply the AI enhancement.

19. Tap “AI Enhancement”.

20. Use the slider by dragging the “circle” left and right and see the improvements in your clip colours and brightness.

4) Brightness:

21. Brightness increases the overall lightness of a clip. For example making dark colours lighter and light colours whiter.

22. Tap on the clip you would like to apply brightness.

23. Tap “Brightness”.

24. Use the slider by dragging the “circle” left and right and see the difference in your clip.

5) Contrast:

25. Contrasts adjusts the difference between the darkest and lightest colours. High contrast is used in street photography and nature photography. Low contrast images tend to have a dreamy feeling.

26. Tap on the clip you would like to apply contrast.

27. Tap “Contrast”.

28. Use the slider by dragging the “circle” left and right and see the difference in your clip.

6) Saturation:

29. The level of saturation in an image can have the effect of making the image feel more muted or vibrant. High saturation make the clip more vivid and alive while low saturation makes the clip look dull.