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HSL

Filmora's HSL Eyedropper (Color Picker) on macOS helps editors fine-tune colors with greater accuracy by sampling tones directly from the video frame. Rather than relying on preset color ranges, users can precisely target the exact shade they want to modify.

This makes it easier to enhance skin tones without affecting surrounding areas, apply cinematic color styles to skies or water, and maintain consistent brand colors across multiple clips. It's a great fit for creators who regularly work with color adjustments.

Steps to Use the HSL Eyedropper on Mac

Filmora for Mac simplifies color grading by eliminating manual color selection. Follow the steps below to apply the HSL Eyedropper effectively.

Step 1. Start a New Project

Open Filmora on your Mac and select New Project from the welcome screen. Import your video file and place it onto the timeline to begin editing.

Step 2. Access the HSL Color Tool

Select the clip on the timeline to open the Inspector panel on the right. Navigate to the Color section and choose HSL. Click the Eyedropper icon in the color panel, then click directly on the area in the preview window to sample the desired color.

Step 3. Fine-Tune and Export

After selecting the color, refine its Hue, Saturation, and Luminance using the sliders. Once satisfied with the result, Export the video to save the final version.

RGB Curve

The RGB curve allows you to make precise color adjustment on your videos to suit your desired style easily. Here are the steps on how to use this feature.

Step 2: Import and Add it to the timeline

Import the video into Filmora and drop the slip to the timeline. Select the video clip from the timeline and then select the "Color > Curves" tab in the editing panel.

Step 2: Enable Curves feature

Click "Curves" to enable the feature in the panel.

Step 3: Adjust and Preview

Now you can adjust the RGB curves and preview the video from this window.