Matt Johnson
YouTube Creator, @WhoIsMatt

"Adobe Premiere's new Color Mode feels like the largest update to the app has ever received! Color grading has only grown in importance over the years. Having an editor-first color grading system that reimagines how to easily achieve professional color is truly a game changer."

Kelsey Brannan
YouTube Creator, @PremiereGal

“Premiere’s new Color Mode is a complete redesign that makes color correction and grading feel dramatically more intuitive while raising the level of professional control advanced editors expect. The refreshed layout and tools streamline the entire workflow, making it faster and more fluid to move from quick fixes to precise grading without breaking creative momentum.”

Drex Lee
Global Creator Sensation

“In my world of epic one-shots, you only get one chance to capture the soul of a moment. Color Mode in Premiere is how I make that moment immortal, giving me the emotional depth to tell stories that resonate with millions. It is the bridge between a raw vision and a cinematic masterpiece."

Josh Olufemii
Filmmaker, Educator @Olufemmi

“Literally been waiting for this day for yeeears. Premiere’s new Color Mode feels like a long-awaited refresh to the way color works in the app. The interface is cleaner, the tools are easier to access, and it’s much quicker to move from basic corrections to more precise grading. It’s a thoughtful redesign that makes the whole process feel smoother. LOVE IT.”

Lila Traka
Filmmaker, @LilafromYouTube

"Premiere's new Color Mode works the way my brain works. The icon-based controls, grading with zones, and the Styles system make the whole process so intuitive. It just makes sense."

Chris Grubisa
Video Creator, Video Strategist, Entrepreneur

“Most software evolves by stacking features on top of old architecture. Adobe did the harder thing. They completely tore out the ‘old way’ and rebuilt it from the ground up. For editors, having a grading experience that’s faster, cleaner, and far more precise is everything. Color Mode is a reset for what color grading software should be.”