Why the Superia 400 Look Works Here
That Fuji green
Superia’s tell is a cool green-cyan cast, strongest in the shadows and the foliage, with fairly punchy contrast — the opposite of Kodak’s warm consumer stocks. The grade keeps skin natural while the greens lean Fuji.
Consumer grain you can see
Paired with a consumer colour-negative grain stock at a fair amount: visible, a little clumpy — the texture of a 6×4 print from the lab.
Best for snapshots and nostalgia
Friends, parties, holidays, the 2000s. For the full point-and-shoot experience add a date stamp or go all the way to a disposable camera.
Set how strong it is
The LUT strength slider runs the grade from a hint to the full stock, and keyframes can fade it in or change it mid-clip, frame-accurately in every export.
Video and photos
Use it on a clip or a webcam — or pick a photo, or several, with the Photo button: the same look goes on every photo and Export all saves each one at up to 2048 px.
Drawn into the frame
The grade and the grain are rendered into the picture, so Record (MP4/WebM), Render Mode and saved photos carry the look exactly as previewed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Superia 400 look like?
A cool green cast, especially in shadows and foliage, punchy everyday colour and visible grain — the 90s/2000s drugstore-film snapshot.
Superia or Kodak Gold?
Kodak Gold is warm and yellow-golden; Superia is cooler and greener. They are the two classic consumer films, and which one feels nostalgic depends on what your family shot on.
Is this real Superia 400?
It is an emulation: the app’s own grade of Superia 400’s well-known colour and contrast, paired with a matching grain stock — not a scan of the film or an official profile. Vis Exo is not affiliated with Fujifilm; Fujifilm Superia 400 is their trademark.
Does it work on photos as well as video?
Yes. Pick one photo or several with the Photo button; the look applies to all of them, and Export all saves each one at up to 2048 px — as a ZIP on a computer, or to your photos through the share sheet on a phone.
Is it free and private?
Yes — free, no watermark, no signup, and your footage and photos never leave the browser tab.
