Color grading

Grade the mood, keep the shot

Color grading in 3 steps

01
Upload a still
Color grading starts from the still you add. Color grading for a still or a clip. Neutral, teal and orange, bleach, night blue, or a warm print, with soft, filmic, or hard contrast.
02
Set print
Choose print, contrast, grain. Grade the mood, keep the shot.
03
Generate, then cut
Take the result into the video editor for a hook, captions, and a vertical export for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts.

Built for Grade the mood, keep the shot

Color grading, including video color grading, without reshooting. Prints run from neutral to teal and orange, bleach, night blue, and a warm print.

Print
Neutral, Teal and orange, Bleach, Night blue. Pick one and Color grading keeps the rest of the frame.
Contrast
Soft, Filmic, Hard. Pick one and Color grading keeps the rest of the frame.
Grain
Clean, Fine, Heavy. Pick one and Color grading keeps the rest of the frame.

Pick your plan

The editor stays free. New accounts get 10 credits, and you pay only when you generate.

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Still have questions?

What is Color grading?

Color grading for a still or a clip. Neutral, teal and orange, bleach, night blue, or a warm print, with soft, filmic, or hard contrast. Grade the mood, keep the shot.

How do I color grade a video?

Upload the still or the clip, choose the print and the contrast, and generate. The editor stays free. New accounts get 10 credits, and a generation spends credits.

Does it change the original?

The still stays the frame. Color grading builds the new shot from it instead of replacing what you uploaded.

What can I use the result for?

TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Open the video editor under the studio when the shot needs a hook, captions, or a vertical export.

Do I need to write a prompt?

The controls do most of the asking: print, contrast, grain. The line under them is optional.