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ChromaBlender

Professional color transfer tool

ChromaBlender carries the visual feel and mood of a reference image onto your own images. It brings together the fastest, most practical ways to edit a photo and gives you plenty of options: five color-transfer methods, full RAW support, and batch processing for whole folders. It lives at chromablender.com, alongside LUTForge.

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ChromaBlender application window

Who it is for

ChromaBlender is for people who already know how they want a picture to look, and would rather point at an example than rebuild it from sliders every time.

  • Social media creators

    Carry one recognisable look across a whole feed, taken from a single reference photo rather than reproduced by hand each time.

  • Semi-professional photographers building a style

    Start from a picture you admire instead of a stack of sliders, and work towards a look that is recognisably yours.

  • Photographers who shoot RAW

    Around 40 RAW formats are read directly, and the result comes back out as 16-bit TIFF, so the detail survives the round trip.

  • Wedding, event and travel photographers

    Come home with a full card and put one grade across the entire folder in a single pass, rather than image by image.

  • Colour specialists who want to pick the method

    Choose per image from Reinhard, Histogram, LUT, Luminance and selective zone transfers, rather than accepting one fixed approach.

  • Anyone holding a set that does not match

    Pictures shot on different days, in different light, or on different cameras can all be brought to one reference.

  • People on ordinary hardware

    Every step runs on the CPU, so an ordinary laptop or desktop with no dedicated graphics card is enough.

  • People who want the short route to a finished photo

    Set exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows and vibrance before the transfer runs, then judge the result side by side before you save it.

What it does

  • 5 color-transfer methods

    Reinhard, Histogram, LUT, Luminance, and Selective zone methods. Pick the method that suits the shot.

  • Batch a whole folder

    Load a folder of RAW or JPEG files and apply the same grade to all of them in one pass.

  • Full RAW support

    Reads CR2, NEF, ARW, DNG and around 40 RAW formats in total, and outputs 16-bit TIFF to preserve all the detail.

  • Pre-processing controls

    Exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, saturation, and vibrance, all applied before the colour transfer runs.

  • Side-by-side preview

    Split-screen and overlay-slider views let you judge the result at full resolution before you commit to it.

  • No dedicated graphics card needed

    Processing runs entirely on the CPU, and it is tuned to keep batch jobs moving on ordinary hardware.

Good to know

  • The Free edition is genuinely usable, not a time-limited demo.
  • Pro is a one-time lifetime licence covering one PC: batch folder processing, presets, selective zones, LUT transfer (.cube), priority email support, and minor version updates.
  • Studio is a one-time lifetime licence covering two PCs: everything in Pro, plus all future add-on packs and major version updates.
  • Licences are machine-bound and work offline; they need to reach the internet about once every 30 days to stay verified.
  • Runs on Windows 10 and 11. AI colour transfer and a native macOS version are on the public roadmap.

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