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Select an object and reuse your LUTs

Desktop 0.6.7 adds AI Smart Cutout and a shared LUT library, while preserving translated captions through edits and repairing grading and media-selection issues.

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Desktop

0.6.7

Minimum version

Agent Plugin

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Feature updates

Cutout

Choose an object with AI Smart Cutout

Apply AI Smart Cutout to an image, GIF or forward-playing video, select an object in its first frame, review the highlight and confirm processing. First use downloads the model; reverse playback is not supported.

Color grading

Import a LUT once and reuse it across projects

New .cube and .3dl imports enter a shared LUT library that remains available across projects. Deleting the importing project preserves the library file. Each import is limited to 2 MB.

Related docs: AI Effects and LUTs

Fixes

Captions

Keep original and translated captions independently editable

Correcting or repaginating original captions preserves authored translations. Both languages follow retained media timing during trim, split, move, speed and deletion edits. Auto pagination uses one line; explicit two-line settings remain available.

Color grading

Restore legacy LUTs with their selected look and intensity

Older local and imported cloud projects recover their LUT rendering while preserving each instance’s selected LUT and intensity. These historical LUTs stay with their projects rather than being added to the shared library automatically.

Related docs: AI Effects and LUTs

Keep color-wheel values stable when dragging starts or ends

Starting or releasing a color-wheel or master-strip drag no longer turns a cursor-lock transition into an unintended grading-value change.

Related docs: AI Effects and LUTs

AI chat

Submit all selected media in multi-select questions

Media questions configured for multiple choices now retain every selected reference. Submitted answers show references beside their question without duplicated names and distinguish assets with identical filenames. Single-choice pickers keep their behavior.