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Serial node grading
Stack, reorder, bypass and mix independent GPU grade nodes. Each shot can keep its own node tree.
GPU-accelerated • browser-based • local-first
Color grade video without uploading your footage.
Build node-based grades, shape RGB and hue curves, isolate colors, track power windows, match shots, inspect four scopes and export—all from your browser.
No account required for the editor. Your selected video stays on your device.
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V3 color workstation
Professional grading tools without a full editing suite around them.
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Curves + secondaries
Use RGB curves, Hue→Hue/Sat/Luma curves, HSL qualifiers, skin isolation and tracked power windows.
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Shot workflow
Detect cuts, grade shots independently, match a shot to the previous one and reuse grades from a still gallery.
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Four live scopes
Waveform, vectorscope, RGB parade and histogram sit beside false-color and zebra monitoring.
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Smart starting points
Auto Balance, reference matching and Command Grade create editable corrections instead of destructive mystery filters.
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Local export
Render the same node pipeline used by the preview to browser-supported MP4/H.264 or WebM without uploading the source.
Local-first architecture
Your footage does not need a round trip to our server.
Select video→Decode in browser→GPU grade→Local export
GradeLab uses the browser's media and graphics capabilities for the current MVP. That reduces upload waiting and keeps ordinary editing private by default.
Useful for
Fast grading jobs where opening a desktop suite is overkill.
FAQ
What GradeLab V3 supports.
Does GradeLab upload my video?
The current editor creates a local browser URL for the file you select and processes the preview in your browser.
Can I open it without installing software?
Yes. It is a static website. For best media support, use a current Chromium-based browser on desktop, tablet, or phone.
What export formats can it make?
GradeLab detects what your browser can encode. Current Chromium builds may expose MP4/H.264; WebM variants are used when MP4 is unavailable.
Is this already equal to DaVinci Resolve?
No. V3 adds serious browser grading tools, but Resolve still leads in wide-gamut/ACES color management, HDR, deep tracking, temporal noise reduction, semantic masks and high-precision pipelines.
Grade shots, not just filters.
Nodes, secondaries, scopes and local export without an account wall.
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