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Step 1. Import and Add Media Files to the Timeline

If you have Filmora installed, open the program and choose Create Project. Import the color reference video or image and the footage you want to adjust from your computer, then add them to the timeline.

Step 2. Open AI Color Palette

Select the clip you want to adjust on the timeline. Filmora gives you two ways to open AI Color Palette:

Method 1: From the Right-Click Menu

Right-click the selected clip on the timeline and choose AI Color Palette from the menu. This opens the color-matching controls for that clip.

Method 2: From the Color Panel

Select the clip, then open the Color tab in the right-side settings panel. Under Basic, scroll down and enable AI Color Palette.

Step 3. Choose a Reference Frame from the Timeline

In the AI Color Palette panel, keep Timeline selected under Reference. Move through the reference clip and choose the frame whose colors you want to copy, then click Generate. Filmora will analyze that frame and create a matching color look for the selected clip; tap Save & Apply.

Step 4. Use a Local File as the Reference

If you want to match colors from another image or video, switch to Local File. Drag and drop the file into the reference area or click to import it, then click Generate to create the palette from that source. Select the reference frame, then click Save & Apply.

Step 5. Fine-Tune the Result

Back in the Color > Basic > AI Color Palette section, adjust Strength to control how strongly the palette affects the clip. Use Protect Skin Tones to reduce color changes on faces and skin areas.

Step 6: Remove Color Palette Adjustment

If you want to remove the adjustments, navigate to Color > Basic and click the button next to AI Color Palette to deactivate the feature. Then, the changes would be removed.