Batch Video Color Grading Tool

Batch adjust video brightness, contrast, saturation, and color temperature. Supports one-click application of various filter style presets to quickly unify the color tone of your videos.

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Instructions

Software Usage Instructions

Import video files: Click the "Add Video" button and select the video files you want to color grade. Common formats such as MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, and FLV are supported, and multiple videos can be added in batch at once.
Select a color grading mode:
- Parameter adjustment mode: Manually adjust parameters such as brightness, contrast, saturation, color temperature, tint, gamma, and sharpness
- Filter preset mode: Choose from the built-in filter library and apply styles such as cinematic, vintage, fresh, warm, and cool with one click
- LUT import mode: Supports loading .cube LUT files to apply professional color grading solutions
Preview effects in real time: Compare the original image with the color-graded result in the preview window, drag the timeline to view the color performance of different segments, and confirm the effect before batch processing.
Set output parameters:
- Output format: Select output containers such as MP4, MOV, and MKV
- Encoding and bitrate: Supports H.264 and H.265 encoding, with adjustable bitrate to balance image quality and file size as needed
- Resolution and frame rate: Keep the original video parameters or customize the output size
- Output directory: Specify the save path for the processed videos
Start batch processing: Click the "Start Color Grading" button, and the tool will process all videos one by one according to the set parameters. The progress bar shows the processing status.
View processing results: After processing is complete, you can view all color-graded video files in the output directory, with support for directly opening the folder location.

FAQ

A: Parameter adjustment mode is suitable for users who need fine control over the image, allowing each color parameter to be adjusted independently for a personalized effect; filter preset mode provides pre-tuned stylized solutions that can be applied with one click to achieve a consistent style, making it ideal for efficient batch processing scenarios. The two modes can be used together: apply a filter first, then fine-tune the parameters.

A: The tool supports mainstream video formats such as MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, FLV, WMV, WebM, and TS, covering video files from various sources such as phone recordings, DSLR footage, screen recordings, and online downloads. MP4 is recommended for better processing efficiency and compatibility.

A: Yes. The tool is compatible with LUT color grading files in .cube format. You can load LUTs exported from professional software such as DaVinci Resolve and PR, or cinematic color grading presets downloaded from asset websites. Once imported, they can be applied uniformly to all videos, making it easy to quickly reuse professional color grading styles.

A: The color grading process itself does not damage quality; quality loss mainly comes from re-encoding. When exporting, it is recommended to choose H.264 or H.265 encoding and increase the bitrate, or use the same bitrate parameters as the original video to preserve the original image details as much as possible. For lossless output, you can choose the corresponding high-bitrate option.

A: By default, all videos use the same set of color grading parameters, making it easy to keep a consistent visual style. If some videos need individual adjustments, you can select that video in the list and set its parameters separately. The tool will process each video according to its own settings, balancing batch efficiency with personalized needs.

A: Video color grading has certain CPU and memory requirements. It is recommended to: 1) enable hardware acceleration (NVIDIA, Intel, and other GPUs); 2) appropriately lower the output resolution or bitrate; 3) process in batches, adding no more than 20 files at a time; 4) close background programs that consume a lot of resources; 5) set the output directory on an SSD to improve write speed.

A: No. All video decoding, color grading calculations, and re-encoding are completed on your local computer. The tool will not upload any video files, frame screenshots, or processing parameters to the cloud, making it suitable for handling private family videos, commercial footage, or unpublished creative content.

Answer: Yes. After adjusting the parameters to your satisfaction, click "Save as Preset" and give it a custom name to add it to the preset list. The next time you launch the tool, you can select it directly, saving the need to repeat adjustments. This is ideal for self-media accounts that want to maintain a consistent visual style over the long term.