Is Adobe SpeedGrade still available?
Emily Wilson
Updated on May 29, 2026
Adobe have announced that they are discontinuing their Speedgrade colour grading application: Producing a separate application for color grading was born out of necessity some 35 years ago – it was never a desirable split from a creative perspective.
What is Adobe SpeedGrade CS6 used for?
Using what Adobe calls the Lumetri Deep Color Engine, SpeedGrade allows you to perform professional color grading on your video footage—either in its raw format or as an edited composition derived from Premiere Pro CS6 ( ). This program is aimed at high-end professional video editors, film producers, and filmmakers.
What happened to SpeedGrade?
On August 22, 2017 Adobe stopped development for SpeedGrade CC. We encourage SpeedGrade CC users to consider the powerful, comprehensive Lumetri Color tools inside Premiere Pro. You can export looks created in any version of SpeedGrade CC as .
What file formats can I use with speedgrade CC 2015?
You can continue to use the native format for SpeedGrade, which is .ircp to open projects using SpeedGrade CC 2015. Users can render content to a range of formats including .DPX for uncompressed output and H.264 for distribution.
What happened to speedgrade cc?
On August 22, 2017 Adobe stopped development for SpeedGrade CC. We encourage SpeedGrade CC users to consider the powerful, comprehensive Lumetri Color tools inside Premiere Pro.
What is Adobe speedgrade cc?
Learn about Adobe SpeedGrade CC, the color grading application that offers precise color correction. (Premiere Pro CC 2015.3 [June 2016 release] no longer supports the Direct Link workflow with SpeedGrade mentioned in this video.) Note: To use the Direct Link workflow between Premiere Pro…
Can lumetri color tools be used with speedgrade CC 2015?
For more information on Lumetri color tools, see Change the look of your clips. The native format for SpeedGrade which is .ircp can still be used to open projects using SpeedGrade CC 2015. You can render content to a range of formats including .DPX for uncompressed output and H.264 for distribution.
