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AI Color Grading: 23 Film and Cinema Looks for Your Photos

Add a photo and pick a look, from Portra 400 and Kodachrome 64 to teal and orange. You get a finished grade at up to 4K, with no sliders, curves or presets to install.

23 film and cinema looks
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How to color grade a photo with AI

Add your photo

A portrait, a street shot, a product photo or a travel picture. Any photo you want to give a clear mood.

Pick a look

Choose a film stock like Velvia 50 or Tri-X 400, or a cinema style like technicolor or moody aqua. Set the quality to 1K, 2K or 4K.

Download the graded copy

The grade lands on a new copy. Try a second look on the same photo and keep the one that fits.

Give street style a cinematic teal and orange grade

Teal and orange is the look of modern action films: cool shadows and backgrounds, warm skin. On this street fashion shot it pushes the glass towers toward teal and keeps the tan suit and skin warm, so the subject stands out from the city.

Use it for lookbooks, music artwork and social posts that should feel like a still from a film.

A street fashion shot before color grading on getimg.ai
A street fashion shot after color grading (teal and orange) on getimg.ai

Make landscapes pop with Velvia 50

Velvia 50 was the slide film landscape photographers loaded for saturated greens and deep blue skies. Here it deepens the valley, the snow on the peaks and the hiker's red jacket, while the composition stays untouched.

Pick it for outdoor brands, tourism boards and travel content where the scenery is the hero.

A hiker on a mountain ridge before color grading on getimg.ai
A hiker on a mountain ridge after color grading (Velvia 50) on getimg.ai

Tell a documentary story with Classic Chrome

Not every photo should shout. Classic Chrome mutes the colors and softens the contrast, the reportage look that keeps attention on people. The fruit seller and his crates of oranges read like a page from a travel magazine instead of a stock photo.

Use it for editorial features, brand storytelling and portraits of people at work.

A fruit seller at a market stall before color grading on getimg.ai
A fruit seller at a market stall after color grading (Classic Chrome) on getimg.ai

Film stocks and cinema looks in one list

Each look is a color treatment people already recognize. Pick it by the feeling you want the photo to carry.

A skateboarder at a skatepark after color grading (lomography) on getimg.ai
Classic film stocks Kodachrome 64, Portra 400, Portra 800, Velvia 50 and Elite Chrome for warm skin and rich color.
Cinema grades Teal and orange, hollywood, technicolor, bleach bypass and fashion film for a movie-poster mood.
Night and neon CineStill 800T, neon night and dusk for city lights with a soft glow.
Warm and bright Golden, nomad and bright and airy for sunlit, light-filled tones.
Cool and moody Moody aqua and Eterna for muted, quiet color.
Vintage and black and white Vintage fox, lomography and Classic Chrome, plus Tri-X 400 and HP5 for black and white.

Get the grade without the editing session

Building a film look by hand takes curves, color wheels and a lot of comparing. Picking a named look gets you there in one pass, and it stays consistent across a set.

A living room with a linen sofa after color grading (golden) on getimg.ai

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  • Add the photo

    Any photo, shot in any light.

  • Pick one of 23 looks

    Film stocks and cinema grades, named the way photographers know them.

  • Get the graded copy

    Up to 4K, with the original kept as it was.

A living room with a linen sofa before color grading on getimg.ai

Manual color grading

  • Buy or build a preset that may not suit the photo
  • Adjust curves, HSL and split toning by hand
  • Fix the skin tones the preset pushed too far
  • Recreate the same look on every photo in the set
  • Start again when the client asks for a different mood

Pick the look that fits the photo

Skin is the first thing people notice in a graded portrait. Eterna lowers the saturation and lifts the shadows on this cabin portrait without turning the skin grey.

Portraits and skin Portra 400 and Portra 800 keep skin tones warm and natural.
Landscapes and travel Velvia 50 and Kodachrome 64 bring out saturated greens, blues and reds.
Night and city shots CineStill 800T, neon night and dusk handle street lights, neon and mixed artificial light.
A portrait of a man by a window before color grading on getimg.ai
A portrait of a man by a window after color grading (Eterna) on getimg.ai

Frequently asked questions

Give your photos a look people recognize

Add a photo, pick a film stock or cinema grade and download it at up to 4K.

23 looksUp to 4KCommercial rights on paid plans