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Every shot, your look.

Colour grades and finishes for video and photos, free on every plan. Put one on a clip in the editor, a picture in Studio, or make a shot in it from the start.

Which look should I use?

Faces and portraits
Portra 400 →
Anything outdoors at the end of the day
Gold 200 →
A product that should pop
Ektar 100 →
A night out in the city
CineStill 800T →
Drama or mystery
Tri-X 400 →
A throwback or a memory
Expired film →
Music and fast cuts
Glitch →
Something to stop the scroll
Pop art →
Portra 400 on a sample photo
Portra 400Colour film · freeWarm, flattering skin and soft pastel colour, the portrait film stock.
Gold 200 on a sample photo
Gold 200Colour film · freeGolden, nostalgic warmth with a little punch, the everyday holiday film.
Ektar 100 on a sample photo
Ektar 100Colour film · freeBold, saturated colour and the finest grain, with reds that jump.
Kodachrome on a sample photo
KodachromeColour film · freeDeep reds, warm skin and dark rich shadows, the classic slide film.
Ektachrome on a sample photo
EktachromeColour film · freeClean, cool slide film: blue skies, crisp whites and clear colour.
Velvia 50 on a sample photo
Velvia 50Colour film · freeHyper-saturated greens and blues with deep blacks, the landscape film.
Superia 400 on a sample photo
Superia 400Colour film · freeCool greens and cyan shadows, the everyday film of a 90s photo album.
Pro 400H on a sample photo
Pro 400HColour film · freeLight, airy pastels with minty greens, shot a little overexposed.
CineStill 800T on a sample photo
CineStill 800TColour film · freeTungsten film at night: cool blues, warm lights and glowing highlights.
Tri-X 400 on a sample photo
Tri-X 400Black and white · freePunchy black and white with deep blacks and gritty grain, the photojournalist's film.
HP5 Plus on a sample photo
HP5 PlusBlack and white · freeSoft, classic black and white with a gentle grain and every grey kept.
Delta 3200 on a sample photo
Delta 3200Black and white · freeDark, moody black and white pushed for the night, thick with grain.
Teal and orange on a sample photo
Teal and orangeCinema · freeThe blockbuster grade: teal shadows, warm skin and orange highlights.
Bleach bypass on a sample photo
Bleach bypassCinema · freeSilvery and harsh: colour drained out, contrast pushed up, like a war film.
Technicolor on a sample photo
TechnicolorCinema · freeRich, saturated primaries and glowing skin, like a 1950s Hollywood musical.
Day for night on a sample photo
Day for nightCinema · freeDaylight graded to read as moonlight: dark, blue and quiet.
Instant film on a sample photo
Instant filmVintage · freeSoft, faded and warm with a green cast, like a picture that just developed.
Disposable on a sample photo
DisposableVintage · freeFlash-lit, saturated and a bit harsh, like a camera from the corner shop.
Expired film on a sample photo
Expired filmVintage · freeFaded colour drifting to magenta, lifted blacks and heavy grain.
Cross-processed on a sample photo
Cross-processedVintage · freeSlide film in the wrong chemicals: yellow-green highlights, wild contrast.
Lomo on a sample photo
LomoVintage · freeSaturated colour, strong contrast and dark corners from a toy camera.
Silent film on a sample photo
Silent filmVintage · freeWarm sepia, soft grain and dark edges, like the 1920s.

Questions.

A colour grade or finish you can put on anything you make: warmer light, film grain, black and white, a painting. The same looks are in the video editor, in Studio for pictures, and in Create.

No. Looks are free on every plan, in the editor, in Studio and in Create. A shot made in Create costs what its model costs, look or no look.

Yes. Each look has a strength from 0 to 100 in the editor and Studio, and sliders for light, contrast, colour, warmth, grain and more sit beside it.

In the editor and Studio a look grades what's already there, and you can change it or take it off any time. In Create the model makes the shot in that look from the start, so the light and colour are part of the shot itself.

Yes. Upload a clip or photo, pick it in the editor or Studio and choose a look. It's burned into the export, up to 4K with no watermark.

Make it in your look.