Every PowerGrade.
One archive.

PowerGrades have always existed, creators build them, share them, sell them, but finding a specific one has typically meant digging through YouTube descriptions, scattered Gumroad pages, or half remembered Instagram posts. Grade Atlas exists to close that gap.

Every entry here links directly back to its original creator. Nothing is hosted, resold, or repackaged. This is a discovery layer, not a marketplace. When you find a PowerGrade you like, the next click takes you straight to the person who made it.

The archive is organized around the details that actually matter when choosing a grade: the camera or format it was designed for, the film stock it emulates, whether it leans toward a clean utility look or a more stylized creative one. You can search by name, filter by any combination of tags, or just browse what's been recently added.

New entries get added regularly, whether through research, creator submissions, or recommendations from people using the archive. A large part of the archive is completely free to use, so if budget is a factor, the free PowerGrades collection is a great place to start.

Grade Atlas is a personal, non-commercial project. It doesn't sell PowerGrades, doesn't gate content behind logins, and doesn't take a cut of anything. It's simply an attempt to make a scattered corner of the DaVinci Resolve world a little easier to navigate.