Color Grade
Apply cinematic color grading to videos and images. Choose from 8 film-inspired presets or fine-tune temperature, exposure, contrast, and saturation.
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How to Use Color Grade
- Upload a video or image
- Choose a color preset or start with 'None' for manual grading
- Adjust temperature, exposure, contrast, and saturation sliders
- Click Process and download
Features
- 8 cinematic presets: Teal & Orange, Film Noir, Bleach Bypass, Cross Process, Vintage, Matte, Golden Hour, Cool Blue
- Fine-tune temperature, exposure, contrast, and saturation on top of any preset
- Works on videos and images
- Server-side processing for fast, high-quality output
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is color grading?
- Color grading adjusts the color, tone, and mood of your footage. Cinematic presets apply popular film looks — like the teal-and-orange blockbuster look or the faded vintage film aesthetic.
- Can I combine a preset with manual adjustments?
- Yes — pick a preset as a starting point, then fine-tune with the temperature, exposure, contrast, and saturation sliders. Adjustments are applied on top of the preset.
- What's the Teal & Orange look?
- The most popular cinematic color grade — warm orange skin tones against cool blue-teal shadows. Used extensively in Hollywood blockbusters.
- What's the difference between Color Grade and Color Effects?
- Color Grade applies subtle, professional film looks (Teal & Orange, Film Noir, Vintage) with fine-tuning controls. Color Effects applies dramatic transformations (Thermal Vision, X-Ray, Solarize) and AI-powered background effects.