# Nobe Color Remap Guide

Nobe Color Remap lets you remap **hue**, **saturation**, and **luminosity** directly in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut Pro X, and Photoshop.

![](https://timeinpixels.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Screenshot-2018-10-22-09.43.48.jpg)

## Chapters

* [Requirements and Platforms](/nobe-color-remap/guide/requirements.md)
* [Interface and Modes](/nobe-color-remap/guide/interface.md)
* [Hue Grid](/nobe-color-remap/guide/hue-grid.md)
* [Luma Grid and Remapping Examples](/nobe-color-remap/guide/luma-grid-and-remapping.md)
* [Color Spaces and Settings](/nobe-color-remap/guide/color-spaces-and-settings.md)
* [GPU Configuration and Troubleshooting](/nobe-color-remap/guide/gpu-configuration-and-troubleshooting.md)
* [License Activation](/nobe-color-remap/guide/license-activation.md)
* [License Upgrade](/nobe-color-remap/guide/license-upgrade.md)


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