BlackRAWBlackmagic RAW
Open .braw footage, adjust its available RAW decode controls, and grade it beside your other clips. Supported BRAW clips can also be trimmed as original RAW files.
Your pocket color and video studio.
Your color.
Every video.
Refine your color, create a look and trim your clips.
Export them separately or as a sequence, on iPhone and iPad.
Blackmagic RAW · Apple ProRes RAWAlso works with ProRes, H.264 and HEVC supported by your device.
WHEN THE SOURCE IS RAW
Keep the latitude.
Find the look.
The same touch-first color workspace also develops two professional RAW formats.
Apple ProRes RAW
Decode and develop supported ProRes RAW footage, then shape the color with the same clip and timeline tools. RAW-original trim export remains BRAW-only.
A COLOR WORKFLOW THAT TRAVELS
A good shot deserves
more than a preset.
Balance, shape and carry the look across your footage.
01 / 03Shape the look
Shape the look.
Start with the color wheels. Lift, Gamma and Gain are visible beside your image, ready for a precise adjustment.
Get the balance right.
Use exposure, temperature, tint and contrast when the shot needs a solid starting point.
Carry it through.
Bring clips together and choose whether to grade one shot or the timeline.
Actual English interface captured on iPhone 15 Pro Max · fictional conventional-video scenes and genuine BRAW sample footage
01 / MAKE IT YOURS
More control.
Less clutter.
Make a quick correction or work on the details that define your look. Color tools for both RAW and supported everyday video formats.
LIFT / GAMMA / GAIN01 / 03
Physical iPhone capture · conventional video
EXPOSURE / WHITE BALANCE / CONTRAST02 / 03
Physical iPhone capture · Blackmagic RAW
Y / RED / GREEN / BLUE03 / 03
iPhone simulator capture · conventional video
Start with balance.
Exposure, contrast, temperature and tint. Get the foundation right before building your look.
Shape the finer details.
Lift, Gamma, Gain and Offset. Curves, HSL mixing and ColorSlice give you control over contrast and color.
One clip. Or the whole sequence.
Adjust the selected clip or apply a shared grade to the timeline. Copy and paste grades from a clip’s context menu.
Take your look with you.
Import LUTs and export supported color adjustments as a .cube file to use in other software. The LUT carries color, not your edits or RAW decoding settings.
Color tools for supported video formats. Dedicated decoding controls for RAW footage.
02 / KEEP THE GOOD PARTS
Small screen.
Room to decide.
Select a clip in the timeline.
Trim it in a wider bar.
A small clip on the timeline does not have to mean a tiny trimming target. Adjust the selected clip in the dedicated trim bar and see its duration update in the timeline.
- 1
Bring your clips together
Open files, folders or an external SSD, or select videos from Photos. Add them to the same timeline.
- 2
Find the cut
Preview each clip, set its in and out points, and build a simple sequence.
- 3
Keep a consistent look
Grade each clip or add a shared timeline correction. Choose how much they have in common.
03 / READY FOR THE NEXT STEP
Your footage.
Three ways to deliver.
Prepare individual shots for further editing or export a sequence with color applied. Choose the result you need, then the format. Export requires Pro.
Ready to go.
Each clip on its own.
Select the clips you want to deliver. Each exported file uses your trim and renders your color adjustments. Track progress for the batch and each clip, with the option to cancel.
DestinationFiles or Photos*
From the first shot
to the final cut.
Join your clips in timeline order, with their trims and color applied. Share a rough cut or a simple finished sequence as one video.
DestinationFiles or Photos*
Trim the original.
Keep it RAW.
Export the selected range of a supported BRAW clip without re-encoding it or baking in your color adjustments. Keep the RAW footage for further decoding and grading. This original-file trim export is not offered for ProRes RAW.
DestinationFiles
* Available options depend on the source footage, device and export mode. Rendered video exports use SDR Rec.709; HDR sources need an SDR output transform first. Photos is available for compatible video exports. Original BRAW trims go to Files.
Keep editing in another app.
Export FCPXML or EDL to move your cuts to a compatible editor. You still need the original media and may need to relink it. Do not expect an identical grade or every setting to transfer; support depends on the destination editor.
FCPXML · EDL · .cubeEXPLORING IPHONE DUO
Open up
room to create.
A larger view. Controls with space to work.
Four concepts for a studio that adapts to the way you hold it.
Give the image more room.
The viewer and tools share a wider surface. A layout concept for seeing the shot and adjusting its color in the same view.
One side to see. One side to shape.
The book concept places the viewer and tools on either side of the fold, keeping the image and its controls close together.
Your shot above. Your controls below.
The laptop concept keeps the viewer on the upper half, with color wheels, trimming and playback controls on the lower surface.
Your studio stays with you.
A compact layout concept for reviewing footage and making adjustments on the outer screen, with the viewer above the controls.
Concept renders generated from app screenshots, not photographs of physical hardware or confirmation of device compatibility. Layouts have been explored at simulated screen sizes. Automatic response to folding postures remains unvalidated.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
The actual interface.
See the actual Color, timeline, trim and export screens. The Curves and export views were captured in the iPhone simulator; the others are physical-device captures.
Every gallery image is a capture of the real app interface. The station and café scenes are fictional conventional-video samples; the tree footage is genuine BRAW, and the Sahara scene is licensed stock video. The Curves and export screens come from an iPhone simulator. ProRes RAW compatibility is a product feature, not the source shown here. Duo concepts appear in their own clearly marked section above.
BEFORE YOU START
Your footage.
Your questions, answered.
Is it only for Blackmagic RAW?
No. Color and editing tools also work with supported everyday video formats. Blackmagic RAW and Apple ProRes RAW add dedicated decoding controls where supported. ProRes is a codec family, ProRes RAW is a RAW format, and Apple Log is a log encoding. Support for one does not imply identical controls for the others.
Which files can I open?
BRAW, Apple ProRes RAW, ProRes, H.264 and HEVC files supported by your device. Open footage from Files or an external SSD, or select videos from Photos. Compatibility depends on the codec, container, resolution and device.
Does opening footage copy my files?
Footage opened from Files or an SSD is read from its original location where the provider allows it. Photos and some file providers may require a temporary copy. Keep external storage connected while working with its files.
Can I trim RAW without re-encoding?
Original-file trim export is available for supported Blackmagic RAW clips. It preserves the BRAW format and does not bake in your grade. Apple ProRes RAW playback and decoding support does not include this BRAW-only export feature.
What does an exported LUT contain?
A .cube LUT describes a static color transform within an input domain. It carries adjustments that can be represented by that transform, not edits, RAW decoding metadata or operations that vary across the image or over time.
What about HDR and export formats?
Rendered exports currently use SDR Rec.709. HDR sources need an SDR output transform before delivery. Available codecs and destinations depend on the source, device and export mode; ProRes RAW is not a rendered export option.
Where can I see the plans?
Export requires Pro. Available plans and terms appear in the app. Check the App Store listing for current device requirements, languages and purchase options in your region. BlackRAW Studio 3.0 is available on the App Store.
BLACKRAW STUDIO 3.0
From footage.
To your look.
Your pocket color and video studio.
A new chapter in color, wherever you create.