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Colourlab Ai alternatives
Colourlab Ai is centered on color grading: Balance sets exposure, white balance, and contrast toward a neutral starting point, while SMH matching adjusts shadows, midtones, and highlights separately. It can apply grading instructions across related shots and find library looks from a written description. Creator costs $14 per month, and a free public beta is available for Apple Silicon Macs. Its editing integrations cover DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and Avid Media Composer; the paid plans and beta have different requirements and capabilities.
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DaVinci Resolve
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsFree editing and finishing up to Ultra HD at 60 fps — DaVinci Resolve adds a free editing and finishing version, while Colourlab Ai focuses on AI-assisted color grading.
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fylm.ai
Free plan APIExtensionLinux+3Browser-based RAW photo grading and LUT creation — fylm.ai grades RAW photos in a browser and exports LUTs and profiles, unlike Colourlab Ai's video-focused grading workflow.
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Baselight
Free plan LinuxMacFilm, television, commercials, and broadcast finishing — Baselight adds layered timeline finishing, localized corrections, face tracking, and matte tools beyond Colourlab Ai's grading features.
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Dolby Vision Professional Tools
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsDolby Vision HDR and SDR post-production workflows — Dolby Vision Professional Tools centers on metadata, rendering, mezzanines, and QC rather than Colourlab Ai's grading and look design.
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Mistika Boutique
Free plan MacWindowsConforming, VFX, color grading, and immersive finishing — Mistika Boutique adds conforming, VFX, Stereo 3D, and VR/360 finishing to color grading.
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ColourSpace
Free plan MacWindowsDisplay calibration and calibration LUT generation — ColourSpace profiles display performance and generates calibration LUTs, rather than grading shots and looks like Colourlab Ai.
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Hance
Free plan LinuxMacLocal film effects through a command-line workflow — Hance applies film effects and built-in looks locally in a single-binary CLI, unlike Colourlab Ai's integrated grading workflow.
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Assimilate Live Looks
Free plan MacWindows - 9
LumiMakr Video
Free plan MacWindows6.8 Visit site - 10
Autodesk Lustre
Free trial APILinux - 11
Look Designer
Free trial LinuxMacWindows - 12
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Filmworkz Phoenix
Free trial Windows - 14
Chromatica
Paid Mac - 15
CLIPSTER 7
Paid Self-hosted - 16
Pomfort Livegrade
Free trial Mac - 17
Sentinel Raster HDR v2026
Free trial Mac - 18
Autodesk Flame
Paid LinuxMac - 19
Mistika Ultima
Paid LinuxSelf-hosted - 20
MIST
Paid Windows - 21
Assimilate Live Assist
Paid MacWindows - 22
Colorfront Express Dailies
Paid MacWindows - 23
Colorfront On-Set Dailies
Paid MacWindows - 24
FilmLight Daylight
Paid LinuxMac
A better fit may depend on whether you need grading, finishing, calibration, or a narrower effect workflow. DaVinci Resolve offers a free version and a paid Studio option, while fylm.ai focuses on browser-based RAW photo editing and LUT creation. Baselight and Mistika Boutique cover broader finishing tasks; Dolby Vision Professional Tools focus on HDR workflows, and ColourSpace targets display calibration. Hance applies film effects through a command-line workflow. Compare the task each product handles, its supported operating systems, and whether its price or free tier fits your needs before switching.
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