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Colourlab
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AI color-grading software for editors and colorists that auto-balances, matches shots, and runs locally in Resolve, Premiere, and more.
67K visits/mo6.9K saves
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Winxvideo
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Multimedia software suite for GPU-accelerated DVD ripping, AI video/image upscaling, and iPhone data transfer.
1.4K saves
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UpscaleMy.Video
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Cloud video enhancer that upscales blurry footage to 1080p using AI models tuned by content type.
12K saves
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No public pricing
Free trial available
No public pricing
No public pricing
Per video: $4.99/video (after a free sample)
Free trial available
Core features
- ✦AI shot matching across sequences
- ✦One-click auto color balance
- ✦AI auto white balance
- ✦Match a look from any reference image
- ✦Local, on-device processing
- ✦Plugin/standalone for Resolve, Premiere, Nuke, Flame, Baselight
- ✦Film and grain emulation (Pro)
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- ✦DVD ripping and 1:1 backup, including 99-title discs
- ✦GPU-accelerated video conversion and compression
- ✦AI video upscaling to 4K/8K/10K
- ✦AI video stabilization and denoising
- ✦Frame-rate interpolation up to 480fps
- ✦iPhone/iPad photo, music, and video transfer
- ✦Mac versions for DVD ripping and HD video conversion
- ✦AI-based video upscaling to 1080p
- ✦Content-type-specific enhancement models (ads, vlogs, gaming, CCTV, anime, etc.)
- ✦Cloud processing with no software installation
- ✦Fast turnaround, typically under 10 minutes
- ✦Support for major video formats up to 2GB
- ✦Free sample before paid full-video processing
Use cases
- →Balancing and matching entire timelines
- →Fast cinematic grading for editors
- →High-end finishing and VFX color
- →Creating and sharing looks
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- →Backing up a home DVD collection to a hard drive or NAS
- →Upscaling and restoring old or AI-generated videos and photos
- →Shrinking large 4K/8K video files for sharing online
- →Transferring iPhone media to a computer without iTunes
- →Stabilizing shaky phone or drone footage
- →Creators improving low-resolution personal or archival videos
- →Marketers enhancing promotional video footage
- →Streamers upscaling gaming or sports clips
- →Users restoring old family or vlog recordings
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