New Windows Studio pair

ChromaBlender

Professional color transfer tool

ChromaBlender transfers the look of a reference image onto yours: five color-transfer methods, full RAW support, batch processing for whole folders, and a CLI for automation. Sister app to LUTForge — both live at chromablender.com.

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ChromaBlender application window

What it does

  • 5 color-transfer methods

    Reinhard, Histogram, LUT, Luminance, and Selective zone methods — pick the math that fits 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 pipeline

    Reads CR2, NEF, ARW, DNG and 15+ other RAW formats; outputs 16-bit TIFF with EXIF, IPTC, and XMP preserved.

  • Preview & pre-processing

    Split-screen and overlay-slider previews, plus exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, saturation, and real vibrance controls.

  • CLI & GPU

    A full command-line interface for scripting and automation, with experimental GPU acceleration.

Good to know

  • A Free edition exists today; Pro and Studio are one-time lifetime licenses
  • Pro: 1 PC — batch, LUT/luminance/selective methods, priority support
  • Studio: 2 PCs — plus all future add-on packs and major version updates
  • Licenses are machine-bound with a 30-day offline grace — the app works offline
  • Current version: v1.0.0 · Windows 10/11 (macOS on the short-term roadmap)

No prices here by design — pricing lives where checkout lives, on the product site.

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