Transduce Documentation¶
Transduce takes mismatched clips — different platforms, different colour spaces, different resolutions and frame rates — and turns them into a uniform set of files ready to drop into any editing or post-production pipeline.
This site is the complete reference: every menu item, every panel, every export format option. It's organized the way the app itself is organized, so you can look things up the way you'd navigate the interface.
If you're new to Transduce, start with Getting Started; if you know what you're looking for, use the search bar above or the navigation on the left.
Who it's for¶
Anyone conforming a batch of mismatched clips into a uniform, professional deliverable. Two workflows come up most:
- AI filmmakers — clips out of Runway, Kling, Sora, Midjourney, Pika, and similar tools each arrive in a different colour space, resolution, and frame rate. Transduce normalizes and grades the batch, then exports it ready to drop into an edit.
- Post-production professionals — plate delivery, VFX handoff, and intermediate conforms where source footage needs the same kind of normalization regardless of where it came from.
Both paths go through the same panels and export formats — see Getting Started for a walkthrough of each.
Where to start¶
- Getting Started — the basic workflow: import, grade, export.
- Menu Reference — every menu bar item, organized by menu.
- Panels — every panel in the interface, what it does and how to use it.
- Export Formats — every delivery format Transduce supports, and what each option actually does to your footage.
Downloadable PDF¶
A complete, single-file PDF version of this documentation is available from the version selector above — useful for offline reference or archiving alongside a specific release.