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Apply a vignette to a photo or video on Mac

You can use a vignette to darken the edges of a photo or video and emphasize the center of the image. You can adjust the darkness and size of a vignette to create the look you want, and soften the vignette for a less dramatic effect.

A photo with a vignette applied, showing darkness around the edges.

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  1. Go to the Photos app on your Mac.

  2. Double-click a photo or video, then click Edit in the toolbar.

  3. Click Adjust in the toolbar, then click Vignette.

  4. Drag the sliders to adjust the vignette.

    The Vignette controls in the Adjust pane, showing the Strength, Radius, and Softness sliders.
    • Strength: Darkens or lightens the vignette.

    • Radius: Changes the size of the vignette.

    • Softness: Changes the opacity of the vignette, making it more or less pronounced.

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