If you are stuck with video that wasn't white-balanced, you can do your best with color wheels, or - if you are lucky - use a white balance tool that lets you select a white area of the frame with an eyedropper. But what if your shot doesn't happen to have a white area in it? Most shots don't.

The powerful AutoWhiteBalance algorithm white-balances your shot automatically - quickly and accurately - even if there is nothing white visible in the frame.

White balance is critical for a good looking shot, but fixing it in post can be a slow process.

Faces too orange from tungsten lighting? Day-lit subjects too blue? LED lighting doing something you didn't anticipate? Instead of spending time white-balancing all of these shots separately, let AutoWhiteBalance fix it for you, so you can wrap your edit.

AutoWhiteBalance is very simple to use: Just drag and drop, and in most cases you will be done. If you would like to fine-tune further, the included Temp control lets you make subtle changes.

AutoWhiteBalance works with Final Cut Pro X and Adobe Premiere Pro.