Colourlab
AI color correction for film and videoAutomatic color balancing that matches your favorite films
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Balance colors automatically on a film edit
- Match the look of a reference film
- Grade multi-camera footage and export HDR or SDR
How to use it
- 1 Install Colourlab AI or its plugin
- 2 Connect it to your editing software
- 3 Import your footage
- 4 Apply automatic balancing, filters, or film matching
- 5 Fine-tune the grade and export HDR or SDR
Who it is for
Pros
- Automates the first pass of color balancing
- Film matching recreates the look you want
- Fits into common editors and exports HDR and SDR
Limitations
- Free trial only, full use needs a paid plan
- Automatic grades still need manual refinement
- The site status was unstable during review, so confirm it loads
What Colourlab AI is
Colourlab AI is AI-powered color correction software built for film production and other video work. It automatically balances film colors, and it provides smart filters and presets that can produce a wide range of looks. One of its signature features is film matching, which lets your footage take on the appearance of films you admire. It integrates with common editing software such as Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve, and it supports real-time editing. It also handles multi-camera work and can export both HDR and SDR in one click. Colourlab AI has flexible pricing and offers a free trial.
What you can do with it
- Balance film colors automatically as a starting grade
- Apply smart filters and presets for different looks
- Match the color and mood of a reference film
- Work with multiple cameras and export HDR or SDR in one click
- Grade in real time inside your usual editor
Who it is for
- Film and video editors who grade their own footage
- Colorists and post-production teams
- Creators who want a film look without deep grading work
- Editors who need quick, consistent grades across a project
What to watch out for
Colourlab AI is a paid product with a free trial, so full use requires a plan, and the trial terms and pricing can change. Automatic balancing and film matching are a strong first pass, but final shots usually still need manual refinement for skin tones and continuity, and an automatic look may not suit every scene. Because it plugs into other editors, it depends on those integrations staying current, and the site status was unstable during review, so confirm it loads and check compatibility with your editor version before you plan a project around it.
FAQ
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Colourlab AI has flexible pricing and offers a free trial.
Which editors does it work with?
It integrates with editing software such as Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve.
Can it match a film look?
Yes. It offers film matching so your footage can resemble your favorite films.
Why it is free
What the official page says: free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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