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Transform your photos and videos into cinematic masterpieces with advanced color grading tools. Apply cinematic LUTs, vintage filters, and precise color adjustments. Create dynamic edits with keyframed grading, masks, and professional scopes.
1.2.6
November 10, 2026
- New video stabilization in the editor: adjust smoothness and compare before and after. - Added Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese throughout the app. - Choose duration displays in seconds and milliseconds, decimal seconds, or seconds and frames. - Bug fixes and improvements to the editing experience.
MoreEvery Pro feature, billed weekly.
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GradeLab is a powerful color grading and video editing application designed for iPhone and iPad. It offers a comprehensive suite of tools to transform photos and videos into cinematic stories with professional-grade color adjustments and effects.
No, GradeLab does not contain advertisements. Users can enjoy an ad-free experience while editing their photos and videos.
GradeLab offers several subscription plans: Pro Weekly at $1.99, Pro Monthly at $4.99, and Pro Yearly at $14.99. These plans unlock premium features and content.
Yes, GradeLab allows you to import your own .cube LUT files and use them alongside the built-in cinematic looks. This provides extensive flexibility for custom color grading.
Yes, GradeLab supports grading HLG HDR video, as well as Apple Log and Apple Log 2 footage. This ensures compatibility with high-dynamic-range content.
GradeLab is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, allowing users to edit their content across multiple Apple devices.
The latest version of GradeLab is 1.2.5, and it was last updated on November 4, 2026. Updates typically bring new features, improvements, and bug fixes.
Yes, GradeLab features keyframed color grading, allowing you to animate changes in exposure, contrast, temperature, saturation, and more throughout your video clips.