COLOR ANALYZERFOR YOUTUBE

01LOCAL COLOR ANALYSIS · SIDE PANEL OR DETACHED WINDOW

Read the color. Keep the video untouched.

Analyze the visible image of a YouTube video with familiar color scopes, then use those observations to recreate a look in DaVinci Resolve.

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  • Local processing
  • No audio capture
  • No account or analytics

02THREE INSTRUMENTS · ONE FRAME

A focused reference monitor in your browser

All scopes are calculated from the same visible frame so spatial, luminance, and chroma readings stay aligned.

01

YRGB / RGB Parade

Compare luminance and RGB channels side by side on a normalized 0–100 scale.

02

Waveform

Read selectable Y, R, G, and B channels with adjustable trace intensity and up to 1920 columns on a detailed paused frame.

03

Rec.709 Vectorscope

Inspect hue and saturation with color targets and an optional skin-tone reference line.

03WORKFLOW

From reference to grade

  1. 01

    Open

    Load a standard YouTube watch page in normal or theater mode.

  2. 02

    Analyze

    Use the side panel or detached window, adjust trace intensity, and inspect a detailed paused frame.

  3. 03

    Recreate

    Use the readings as visual references while grading your own project.

04Local by design

The frame stays on your device.

Video pixels are processed in local working memory. No image, page address, or playback data is sent to the publisher or a third party. Nothing is saved automatically; a PNG is created locally only when you explicitly export the detailed paused frame.

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Version 1.1 scope

Built for standard YouTube watch pages, SDR output, and normal or theater mode. It does not support calibrated HDR, Shorts, fullscreen, miniplayer, embedded players, or Picture-in-Picture.

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