Matcha Remover

Matcha Remover is a free browser tool for correcting the "matcha filter" problem — the heavy green cast that can take over a photo or a video clip. It works on the tint of the image you have, reducing the green and bringing colours back towards natural, rather than attempting to rebuild an unknown original.

Both photos and video clips are supported, which matters because the same camera setting or filter often affects a still and a recording from the same session. Tint sliders adjust hue and intensity so the green can be pulled back progressively, a before-and-after view shows the original alongside the corrected version at any point, and presets provide a sensible starting point for common cases.

Privacy is the other half of the design: files are loaded and processed locally in the browser and are never uploaded to a server, which makes the tool usable for personal photos, client work or anything else that should not be handed to an unknown upload endpoint. Corrected files are exported without a watermark and without an account.

It suits anyone whose photos picked up a green cast from a filter, coloured light or incorrect white balance, creators who need to correct the tint on video clips, and people who care about where their files end up. Guides on the site explain how a green tint arises and how to correct it, and results are honest: the tool reduces the cast rather than guaranteeing a perfect restoration.