igrey.co.uk

What It Is

IGrey’s current core products are two efficiency tools for film and TV post-production: ReMark X and FX Marker Pro. The former is built for DaVinci Resolve and converts markers into Excel or PDF reports with image references; the latter is for Avid Media Composer and generates markers on the timeline for effect instances, helping assistant editors and online/finishing teams quickly locate issues.

Core Features and Compatibility

ReMark X focuses on automated reporting: it supports exporting .xlsx, PDF, full-resolution or low-resolution stills, filtering by marker color, and duration markers. It can be used for VFX lists, client notes, QC reports, record reports, conform handovers, and similar workflows. The Pro version also adds features better suited to delivery documentation, such as clip name, frame count, and custom logo support. FX Marker Pro focuses on Avid effects management, marking all or selected effects, third-party plugins, titles/subtitles, and nested effects, making it useful for handovers, textless checks, and plugin license verification. In terms of compatibility, ReMark X requires DaVinci Resolve 18.6.1+ Studio; FX Marker Pro requires Avid Media Composer 2018+. Both support Windows 10+ and macOS Ventura 13.3+, but currently do not support Intel Macs.

Pricing and Licensing

Pricing follows a clear one-time license model. ReMark X Lite is free but limited; Pro Individual costs £29.99, Studio with five licenses costs £119.99, and Enterprise requires a custom quote. FX Marker Pro Individual costs £14.99, Studio costs £59.99, and Enterprise is also custom. The page states that after purchase, the software can be used on the number of devices specified by the plan. ReMark X Pro is labeled as a perpetual license, but the exact terms should be checked in the full license agreement.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is its very focused positioning: it removes a lot of low-value manual work from VFX tracking, QC, client feedback, and online handover workflows. Reports include visual references, which helps cross-team communication. Pricing is relatively low compared with professional post-production software, and there is a free version for testing. The drawbacks are that the tools are highly dependent on Resolve Studio or Avid workflows, so general-purpose flexibility is limited; Intel-based macOS devices are not supported; and the page does not disclose payment methods, update cycles, or technical support SLA details.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is best suited to colorists, assistant editors, finishing artists, small post-production studios, and teams with standardized delivery requirements. If you only use markers occasionally, the built-in marker features may already be enough. Access from China cannot be determined from the available text, and payment methods are not disclosed. If access or payment is blocked, alternatives include Resolve/Avid’s built-in export workflows, or using review and production management tools such as Frame.io, ShotGrid, Kitsu, and ftrack to cover some collaboration needs.