Why the Disposable Look Works Here
Real flash falloff
A disposable’s flash sits right next to the lens: the subject is bright and flat and the corners fall away into dark. The Flash control draws exactly that onto the picture — not just a brightness bump.
Clumpy, colourful grain
The Disposable 800 grain stock is coarse, soft and colourful — the 800-speed film those cameras were loaded with, printed on a cheap lab machine.
The date stamp
An orange seven-segment date in the corner, read from each photo’s own date — or type any date you like, and move it to any corner. See the date stamp guide.
Punchy consumer colour
The Disposable Flash grade gives the warm, saturated, slightly cheap colour of a drugstore print, with lifted blacks and hot highlights.
A whole roll in one go
Pick several photos at once: they line up in a strip under the picture, one look applies to all of them, and Export all saves each at up to 2048 px — a ZIP on a computer, the share sheet on a phone so they land in Photos.
Works on video too
The same look runs on any clip or a webcam, and every export — Record (MP4/WebM) and Render Mode — carries it exactly as previewed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a photo look like it was taken on a disposable camera?
Open the Disposable Camera preset, press the Photo button and pick your photo. The flash, the grain, the grade and the date stamp are already set; tweak the Flash slider and the date if you want, then save it.
Where does the date come from?
From the photo file’s own date, so each photo in a roll gets its own. Type into the date box to use any date instead — ’98 05 23, say.
Can I turn the date stamp off?
Yes — it is a toggle under Camera — flash & date stamp, next to the Flash slider.
Can I do a whole roll at once?
Yes. Pick several photos with the Photo button and they line up in a strip under the picture; the look applies to every one, and Export all saves each at up to 2048 px — as a ZIP on a computer, or to your photo library through the share sheet on a phone.
Is it free and private?
Yes — free, no watermark, no signup. Your photos are processed in the browser tab and never uploaded.
