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About Leumos AI
We build a browser color-grading studio for filmmakers who want to take footage from a reference look to a finished graded video.
Who is behind it
Leumos AI was founded by Pravit Gandhi. The studio is operated by Leumos Private Limited. Leumos is built around a practical outcome: a color grade that can be reviewed in motion and exported as rendered video.
The Studio keeps reference matching, creative adjustment, shot review and export in one browser workflow. Filmmakers still make the creative decisions; the tools give them a place to inspect and refine those decisions.
How the studio works
Import footage, detect cuts, match a selected shot to a reference image, then review the result in motion. Grading controls, Skin tone and scopes support the next pass. You can copy a grade to other shots, then review and adjust those shots individually; copying settings does not automatically rebalance a whole timeline.
Leumos exports a finished rendered video, with output options determined by your plan. The current limits are in plans and pricing. A separate editor remains useful for picture editing, audio and titles when a project needs those broader tasks.
Scene detection and reference matching use server processing. Export uploads original footage for rendering; the privacy page explains how footage moves through the service.
For a step-by-step look at the browser workflow, read color grading online.
How we explain our work
Read the method and the limits alongside the result.
Each guide names an author or publishing organization, and its article data identifies Leumos AI as publisher. The examples linked here explain their source formulas and measurement methods so a reader can inspect the work. They show what is documented; they are not a promise that every image, workflow or result will be right for every project.
See for yourself
Try the studio with your own footage and judge the grade in motion. For questions about the company or the service, use the published contact and policy pages.
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