Color-grade Videos
Apply professional cinematic color grades to your photos.
Color Grade Your Videos Online — No Editing Software Required
Turn flat, ungraded footage into a cinematic masterpiece in just a few clicks. Upload your video, choose from a curated library of cinematic LUT presets, or apply your own custom LUT for full creative control. No downloads, no plugins, no learning curve.
Whether you’re a filmmaker, YouTuber, wedding videographer, or social media creator, our online color grading tool gives your footage the polished, professional look of a Hollywood production — right in your browser.
Why Use Our Video Color Grading Tool?
🎬 Cinematic LUT Presets Built by Colorists
Choose from a growing library of professionally crafted LUTs inspired by iconic film looks — teal & orange blockbuster tones, moody noir grades, warm vintage film emulation, clean commercial looks, and more. Every preset is calibrated for accurate skin tones and dynamic range.
📤 Upload and Apply Your Own Custom LUT
Already have a LUT you love from a colorist, a film stock emulation pack, or your own custom grade? Upload your .cube, .3dl, or .lut file and apply it directly to your footage with full opacity and intensity control.
⚡ Fast, Browser-Based Rendering
No need to install DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, or Final Cut. Upload your video, preview the grade in real time, and export in minutes — all from your browser, on any device.
🎛️ Fine-Tune Every Grade
Adjust LUT intensity, exposure, contrast, saturation, and white balance after applying a preset, so every LUT can be tailored to match your footage and creative vision.
🔒 Private & Secure Uploads
Your footage is processed securely and never shared. Files are automatically deleted after processing.
💾 Export in Multiple Formats
Download your color-graded video in MP4, MOV, or ProRes, ready for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, or client delivery.
How to Color Grade Your Video in 3 Steps
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Upload Your Footage Drag and drop your video file (MP4, MOV, AVI, and more supported).
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Choose a LUT Pick a cinematic preset from our library, or upload your own custom LUT file.
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Preview, Adjust & Export Fine-tune the intensity and color balance, preview the result instantly, then export your finished video.
Popular Cinematic LUT Categories
- Blockbuster / Teal & Orange — bold, punchy contrast for action and travel content
- Film Emulation — Kodak and Fuji-inspired analog film looks
- Moody & Cinematic — desaturated, shadow-rich tones for drama and narrative work
- Vintage & Retro — warm, faded looks for nostalgic storytelling
- Clean Commercial — neutral, true-to-life color for product and brand videos
- Black & White — high-contrast monochrome grades for timeless visuals
Who Uses This Tool?
- Filmmakers & Indie Directors — apply consistent, cinematic looks across an entire project
- YouTubers & Content Creators — give videos a distinct, branded visual style
- Wedding & Event Videographers — deliver polished, emotionally rich footage to clients
- Social Media Creators — make Reels, TikToks, and Shorts stand out with cinematic color
- Colorists & Editors — quickly test custom LUTs on client footage without opening a full NLE
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a LUT in video editing? A LUT (Look-Up Table) is a preset that maps input colors to output colors, instantly transforming the look and mood of your footage — similar to a filter, but built for professional color grading.
Can I upload my own LUT file?
Yes. You can upload custom .cube, .3dl, or .lut files and apply them to your video alongside intensity and color adjustments.
What video formats are supported? Most common formats are supported, including MP4, MOV, and AVI, with exports available in MP4, MOV, and ProRes.
Do I need editing experience to use this tool? No. The interface is designed for both beginners and professionals — apply a LUT preset in one click, or fine-tune every parameter if you want full control.
Is there a file size or length limit? Limits depend on your plan. Free users can grade shorter clips, while paid plans support longer, higher-resolution footage.
Will color grading affect my video quality? No quality is lost during grading. Exports are rendered at your original resolution and frame rate (or higher, depending on your export settings).