CHR0MA

After Effects & Premiere Pro · Noah Greene

CHR0MA replaces the standard Hue/Saturation effect in After Effects and Premiere Pro, using Oklab color science with an improved layout for more accurate hue and saturation adjustments.

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About CHR0MA

CHR0MA is a color adjustment plugin from developer Noah Greene that functions as a direct substitute for the built‑in Hue/Saturation effect in Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro. It applies Oklab color science and offers a redesigned interface, resulting in more precise color control than the native effect. Compatibility spans After Effects CC 2017 through the 2026 release and Premiere Pro CC 2017 through 2026, covering both recent and legacy installations. Version 1.3, released on June 5, 2026, provides bug fixes over the initial 1.2 release from January 2026. The plugin is listed as free in the catalog and is distributed via aescripts, where it holds rank 32. A demo video is available for preview before installation.

Features

  • Uses Oklab color science in place of the standard Hue/Saturation method
  • Serves as a direct replacement for the built-in Hue/Saturation effect
  • Improved layout compared to the effect it replaces
  • Produces better results than the standard effect
  • Runs in both After Effects and Premiere Pro from CC 2017 through 2026

Best for

Motion designers and editors who need hue and saturation adjustments in After Effects or Premiere Pro and prefer an Oklab‑based alternative to the standard effect.

Frequently asked questions

Does CHR0MA work with After Effects 2026?

Yes. CHR0MA supports After Effects 2026 as well as earlier versions back to CC 2017, including 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, CC 2019, and CC 2018.

Which Premiere Pro versions does CHR0MA support?

CHR0MA runs in Premiere Pro versions 2026, 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, and the CC 2019, CC 2018, and CC 2017 releases.

Is CHR0MA free to download?

The catalog lists CHR0MA as free, but licensing terms may change, so users should verify the current price on the developer’s distribution page.

What changed in CHR0MA version 1.3?

Version 1.3, released June 5, 2026, primarily addresses bug fixes compared with the initial 1.2 release from January 2026.

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