For creators who want a clip to match the look of a still — a film frame, a photo, a brand palette — without grading it by hand.
Color grading a whole video to match a reference look normally means keyframing curves in an editor. This tool does it automatically: you upload a video and one reference photo, and it transfers that photo's color, lighting and mood onto every frame using a fast statistical color match. The reference's tone is measured once and applied consistently across the clip, so the result is stable frame-to-frame with no flicker. Your original audio is kept by default (toggle it off if you plan to add music), and the styled clip exports as a real MP4 or WebM encoded entirely in your browser — nothing is ever uploaded. There's also an optional Neural mode for a more artistic, painted restyle on short clips. It's ideal for making reels and shorts feel cohesive, matching footage to a mood board, or giving ordinary phone video a cinematic tone.