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fylm.ai

fylm.ai is a browser based AI colour grading tool for filmmakers, photographers and colourists. It helps you develop a consistent look for photos or footage, then export that look for use in your editing workflow. You can work with RAW photos, still frames and supported video files.

AI colour matching helps bring shots closer to a chosen reference. Colour Extract builds a 3D lookup table, or LUT, from a reference image, while Auto Correct, Exposure, Contrast and White Balance provide starting points for adjustments. NeuralToneAI suggests colour grades you can refine, and NeuralFilmAI applies film emulations.

The results can leave the browser as 3D LUTs, Adobe XMP profiles or Capture One styles. Photographers can also save graded images. These export options let you reuse a look across compatible applications without rebuilding every adjustment.

The Premiere Pro extension connects the editing timeline with fylm.ai. You can send a timeline for grading, sync grades back and discuss changes through comments. Cloud projects support feedback from collaborators and clients, making the service useful when the editor and colourist work remotely.

A free plan lets you evaluate the grading tools across three cloud projects and save graded images. Paid plans add LUT creation and other production features. Lite uses local browser storage; Pro adds cloud collaboration, NeuralToneAI and the Premiere Pro extension. Subscriptions are billed annually, and the Premiere integration cannot be tested on the free plan.

Treat AI suggestions as a starting point for the look you want. fylm.ai concentrates on colour and look creation; you will still need your editing application to assemble and finish a video.

<h3>Alternatives to fylm.ai</h3>

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<li><strong><a href="https://aitoolsdirectory.com/tool/luminar-neo">Luminar Neo</a></strong>: A broader desktop option for RAW photo editing, with AI adjustments, masks, layers and portrait retouching. More relevant for still photography than shared video colour grading.</li>

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