Color grading online. In your browser.

No, not to start. Open the studio, bring in a clip from your computer, and try looks and the hands-on tools without signing in. Saving to your account, Reference Match, Match shots, export, LUT download, Refine it on a Look, Detect cuts, cloud footage and MXF import need a free account.

Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and gives you 1080p 8-bit export, no watermark, 10 reference matches a month and 1 GB cloud storage across the account. No plan adds a watermark.

No. Grading needs a desktop or laptop browser with WebGL2, such as Chrome, Edge or Safari 17. On a phone you can sign up and email yourself a link to open on your computer.

Common video files such as MP4, MOV, M4V and WebM, plus MXF with a free account. You can also import a Final Cut Pro 7 XML edit from Premiere or Resolve. Camera RAW such as BRAW, R3D or ARRIRAW does not open; bring a log or proxy file instead.

For files your browser can play, the picture you grade is drawn in your browser from the file on your computer. MXF files upload in full when you import them, and their preview is made on our servers. Before you sign in, none of the following happens: your work stays in your browser. With an account, importing a clip sends a small, low-resolution copy to our servers to find the shot changes. Reference matching sends your reference image and frames from the shot, or the shot's source file for a very short shot or a file your browser can't read. Export uploads the original footage to render the video. With an account, the studio also backs up imported footage to your account's cloud storage unless you turn off Keep footage in the cloud. Cloud copies are kept for 30 days after you last open a project. Your local originals, projects and grades are never touched. Your footage is never used to train AI models.

Yes. Import your footage or a supported Final Cut Pro 7 XML edit from Premiere or Resolve with its source media. Grade a shot and use Match shots to match the rest of the sequence. Review and refine the shots on the timeline, then export finished graded video.

No. A reference is useful when you have a look in mind for a selected shot. You can also make your own creative adjustments with the hands-on tools or try Smart Grade on a shot, then review the result in motion.

Leumos offers input transforms for supported log encodings, including Sony S-Log3, ARRI LogC3 and Panasonic V-Log. Choose the transform that matches the source before judging the grade. An input transform is not RAW decoding or HDR delivery.

Leumos covers the color-grading path through rendered video export. Use an editor or a specialist suite when the job calls for picture edits, audio mixing, titles, RAW debayering, native grade-data interchange, or specialist HDR and DCP delivery.