№ 93 · CINEMATIC

Make any photo look cinematic with a film color grade

BeforeAfter

№ The prompt

Take any scene — a street, a landscape, an empty room — and push its color and light until the whole frame feels like a still pulled from a movie. Drift the deep tones toward moody teal, give the bright areas a warmer glow, and deepen contrast across the image; if you have a specific film in mind, steer the palette that way. Move only color and light, never the layout, objects, or who is in the shot. Aim for a graded photograph rather than a heavy stylized preset.

Open ChatGPT

№ How to use it

  • Input

    Any scene-led photo — landscape, street, or interior — ideally flat or evenly lit so the grade has room to work. Name a film or movie look if you have one in mind.

  • Preserve

    The scene's layout, objects, and anyone present — the grade moves color and light across the whole frame, nothing else.

  • Avoid

    Crushing the blacks, blowing out the highlights, recoloring objects into something they are not, or stacking on fake grain and dust.

№ 04

Push a film-still mood — lifted shadows, warm skin against cool background, gentle halation on highlights.

Cinematic teal-and-amber portrait color grade

PORTRAITGRADE

Push a film-still mood — lifted shadows, warm skin against cool background, gentle halation on highlights.

№ 94

Add an analogue film feel — subtle grain, faded contrast, a warm period cast — without destroying detail or distorting faces.

Give a digital photo a vintage retro film look

CINEMATICFILM

Add an analogue film feel — subtle grain, faded contrast, a warm period cast — without destroying detail or distorting faces.

№ 95

Relight the portrait with warm side-on golden-hour light and a soft rim — warm the skin gently, keep the face and pose unchanged.

Relight a portrait with warm golden-hour light

CINEMATICGOLDEN

Relight the portrait with warm side-on golden-hour light and a soft rim — warm the skin gently, keep the face and pose unchanged.