Color grade your video, free and in your browser

Correct it before you style it

Auto correct reads the frame you are looking at and proposes a starting point: it puts the black and white points where they belong, moves the exposure somewhere sensible and takes out an obvious colour cast. Every value it produces lands in a control you can then argue with — none of it is hidden.

From there: exposure in stops, contrast, highlights, shadows, temperature, tint, vibrance and saturation. Grading a badly exposed shot only gives you a stylish badly exposed shot, which is why correction comes first.

Color wheels and looks

Three wheels — shadows, midtones and highlights — for split-toning, plus sharpening. Then nine looks built as real colour maths rather than CSS filters: natural, cinematic, warm, faded, urban, moody, vibrant, teal-and-warm and mono, each with a strength slider that takes it back toward the untouched frame.

Bring your own LUTs

Import any .cube file and it is applied as a genuine 3D lookup with trilinear interpolation on the GPU, the way a grading suite would. The LUT is stored with the project, so it survives a reload without you keeping the file to hand.

The grade reaches the footage only. Captions and text are drawn afterwards, so white text stays white instead of picking up the tint.

Nothing is uploaded

The grade runs on your own GPU through WebGL, in the preview and again in the export, so the file you download is exactly what you were looking at. No render queue, no account, and the footage never leaves the machine.

Questions

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