Like Saturation, but better

The Density Plugin for Final Cut Pro provides a method for saturation that is more true to life. This means your colours become richer and darker as they become more saturated. “Density” is a term that often gets used in combination with film emulation because film gets darker as the colours become more saturated.
In the video, I will show you the difference between saturation and density and why it matters.

Density Tutorial

Key Features

This plugin allows you to control the density for seven colour vectors: Red, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Blue, Magenta and a separated slider for skin tones so you can achieve the exact look you’re going for.

If you just want to increase density across the board, the Global slider allows you to do just that quickly and easily.

System Requirements

🎬 Final Cut Pro 11 or newer
🖥️ MacOs 15 or newer

Release Notes

2025-10-02 – Update 2.2.0

• improved colour selection
• improved density method resulting in even deeper colours

2025-10-02 – Update v2.1.0

• v2.1.0 was online for an hour but I fat-fingered something so this version number will be skipped

2025-07-19 – Update v2.0.0

• introduced a new method for density
• overhauled user interface
• fixed a bug where some hues would shift when working with the sliders for the individual colour vectors
• performance improvements