Rayopix

Rayopix

3.0

Online matcha filter remover — upload a Tik matcha-styled photo and AI rebuilds natural color and texture.

Last Updated Nov 10, 2026
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About

Rayopix is an online tool that removes the viral "matcha filter" from photos. Upload a matcha-styled still — the washed green-tinted look popularized on TikTok — and the AI rebuilds natural color and texture while preserving the visible subject, pose, and framing. Sample comparisons are free; processing your own photo uses one-time credits at 1K, 2K, or 4K. No prompt writing is needed, and results are honestly labeled as AI reconstructions rather than recovered original pixels.

Key Features

**Matcha filter removal: ** targets the specific green-tinted filter style, not just generic color correction.
**Subject-preserving reconstruction: ** pose, framing, and visible subject detail are kept while color and texture are rebuilt.
**Resolution choices: ** one-time credit processing at 1K, 2K, or 4K output.
**No prompting: ** upload and process — no prompt engineering required.
**Free sample comparisons: ** try the effect on sample images at no cost before spending credits.

Pricing & Fees

  • Pricing: One-time credit packs: Mini $5 (42 credits), Plus $12 (108 credits), Max $25 (240 credits), and Ultra $49 (480 credits). There are no subscriptions or automatic renewals.
  • Credit costs: A restoration costs 3 credits at 1K, 5 at 2K, and 8 at 4K resolution; e.g. the Mini pack covers about 14 photos at 1K or 5 at 4K.
  • No expiry: Purchased credits never expire.
  • Free trial: Sample generations are free without sign-in, but only demo sliders are shown; processing your own image requires signing in and spending credits.
  • Usage limits: Each upload is limited to one image (JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10MB), with output at 1K, 2K, or 4K resolution.

Who It's For

Rayopix is for social media users who saved matcha-filtered posts and want the natural version, creators restoring their own filtered photos, and photographers assessing whether a viral-styled image can be recovered for other uses.

FAQ

What does it fix?The matcha filter — a green-tinted styling popular on TikTok — rebuilt into natural color and texture.

Does it keep the pose and framing?Yes — the visible subject, pose, and framing are preserved.

Is the output the original photo?No — results are AI reconstructions, and the tool labels them as such.