by Pixflow
Colorify Pro gives video editors a ready-made palette of moods, so you don't have to build every grade by hand.
Seventy-seven film-style grades. They accept log and standard footage and hold up at very high resolutions, all the way to 8K.
All the mainstream editors are supported, plus lesser-known tools, mobile editors and photo or compositing software such as Capture One, Affinity and Nuke.
A video walkthrough and a written guide cover installation.
A flexible starter library for freelancers and content creators.
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