How to Master Color Options in Filmora

Hello, everyone. Today, I'm going to teach you how to master color options in Wondershare Filmora, including color matching.

I will add two videos from my favorites to the timeline. One shows a woman walking on the beach, and the second one shows a woman running to the sea.

To access color options, just double-click on the video clip in your timeline, and in the upper left corner, you'll see four categories, "Video," "Color," "Animation," and "Speed."

Click on the “Color” one, and the first option you have is "Color Enhancement" which is possible to just click on this button that says "Auto," and your footage will be automatically adjusted. If you’re not satisfied with the outcome, you can set everything by clicking on these circular arrows right there. And then, you can set the “Value” and “Threshold” manually.

The next option is "White Balance." If you want this option to be automatically done, just click this "Auto" button right here. Or you can click on the color picker and select a white pixel from your footage, which will serve as a reference value for this option.

And now it looks like this. It is also possible to change the “Temperature.” You can make your videos look like they've been recorded on a freezing winter day or on a very hot afternoon. “Tint” can be adjusted too, but not too much if you don’t want your video to become too purple or too green.

The next thing I’m gonna show you is "Tone." You can change the contrast, saturation, and brightness by moving this circle to the left or to the right or by entering a numerical value from 0 to 100.

And then we have “3D LUT”, where you can choose one from various filters. For example, I will choose this one called the "Dark Film," and it looks like this.

And the last option is called "Color Match." It basically scans the color of one video from your timeline and applies the same colors to another video. I clicked on "Comparison View," and this showed up. You can choose any frame from videos in your timeline to be the reference one, and the video on the right is the one that you would like to change.

Once it reaches the particular frame, just click on the "Match" button, and here are the results. You can also change the level of similarity by moving the circle from left to right or entering a numerical value. These color options are really easy to use, but they can make noticeable improvements to your videos.