Color Finale first launched on February 25, 2015. From the start, it introduced a powerful toolset that brought professional color grading to Final Cut Pro—without leaving its familiar interface.

Over the years, we’ve expanded creative possibilities with additional tools for working with raw footage and LUTs, continually refining the Color Finale experience.

Now, a decade later, Color Finale 2 remains an essential plugin for color grading in Final Cut Pro. It redefined the workflow by introducing an intuitive floating panel, allowing users to build an almost limitless number of organized layers.

Both Final Cut Pro and Color Finale have evolved. While Final Cut Pro now offers more native grading tools than ever, our users continue to choose Color Finale 2 Pro for its flexibility, intuitive workflow, and powerful layer-based approach.

We are truly grateful for your unwavering support over the years. Your feedback, enthusiasm, and passion have been instrumental in shaping Color Finale into what it is today. We couldn’t have done it without you, and we’re honored to have you on this journey with us.

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