About Flame
Autodesk Flame remains the gold standard for high-end visual effects finishing and editorial compositing, trusted by top-tier post-production houses worldwide.
Autodesk Flame remains the gold standard for high-end visual effects finishing and editorial compositing, trusted by top-tier post-production houses worldwide. By bringing editing, advanced 3D compositing, color grading, and AI-driven effects into a single layout, it removes the friction of jumping between different creative apps. While its premium enterprise price tag and strict, high-end hardware demands (Linux/macOS only) create a high barrier to entry, its unmatched processing speed and deep tooling make it a vital asset for studios delivering pixel-perfect commercial and cinematic content.
Pros & Cons
- Exceptional cross-studio scaling with specialized helper tools like Flare and Flame Assist.
- High-quality built-in AI tools speed up tedious layout tracking, masking, and face-retouching tasks.
- Blistering render speeds and real-time interactive previews powered by massive GPU optimization.
- Offers an elite, all-in-one finishing environment that eliminates time wasted bouncing between editing, VFX, and grading tools.
- Demands a highly expensive subscription cost that can block out freelance hobbyists.
- Requires strict, high-end certified workstation computers (Linux or Mac hardware) to run smoothly.
- Extremely steep learning curve that takes months of intense practice to truly master.
Features
Key features
Combines the interactive speed of traditional 2D compositing with powerful 3D visual effects in a node-based environment.
Uses machine learning with semantic keyers to automatically isolate skies, human bodies, faces, and other objects for faster grading and VFX.
Allows users to edit, composite, and color correct in a single application, streamlining the post-production workflow.
Provides a high dynamic range (HDR) ready and float-point capable color tool for advanced color grading.
Generates camera data, a point cloud, and a Z-Depth map from footage to easily position 3D objects within a scene.
Offers a comprehensive timeline to oversee projects, create consistent looks, and match VFX shots to editorial intention.
Connects to Autodesk's production management and review toolset (formerly ShotGrid) for collaborative workflows.
Additional features
Solves for low-resolution video in scenarios like archive restoration, pan and scan, and content delivery using machine learning.
Automatically creates additional frames for creating smooth slow-motion shots from standard footage.
Solves tricky jump cut edits by morphing frames together or blending effects seamlessly.
Supports importing, authoring, displaying, and exporting Dolby Vision HDR animatable metadata.
Allows users to load and use third-party OpenFX plug-ins, including filters, generators, and transitions.
Enables scripting of many application functions for custom workflows and automation.
Streams content over IP to any NDI receiver or webcasting software for remote reviews.
Shares and syncs effects across multiple sequences with a unified effects management approach.
Provides the ability to import and work with Blackmagic Design RAW media files.
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About Flame
Autodesk Flame remains the gold standard for high-end visual effects finishing and editorial compositing, trusted by top-tier post-production houses worldwide.
Flame Details
Flame's In-App Market Place
Does Flame have an in-app market place?
Yes
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0
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USD, EUR, GBP
Pros & Cons
- Exceptional cross-studio scaling with specialized helper tools like Flare and Flame Assist.
- High-quality built-in AI tools speed up tedious layout tracking, masking, and face-retouching tasks.
- Blistering render speeds and real-time interactive previews powered by massive GPU optimization.
- Offers an elite, all-in-one finishing environment that eliminates time wasted bouncing between editing, VFX, and grading tools.
- Demands a highly expensive subscription cost that can block out freelance hobbyists.
- Requires strict, high-end certified workstation computers (Linux or Mac hardware) to run smoothly.
- Extremely steep learning curve that takes months of intense practice to truly master.
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