CorridorKey 2.0 is the second release of Corridor Digital’s keying plugin, following the original CorridorKey 1.0. It is positioned as a neural green and blue screen keyer that runs locally inside the editing or VFX software editors already use, rather than as a cloud service. The stated goal is to make difficult keys achievable in one click, including shots that traditionally demand manual rotoscoping and edge cleanup.
The core feature is a neural model that reconstructs fine detail such as hair, motion blur, defocus and glass into a clean linear alpha, and applies that result across the whole clip for temporal consistency. One purchase covers plugins for DaVinci Resolve, Nuke, After Effects, Premiere Pro and Blender, and a standalone app is included for processing bulk shots. It runs on Windows with NVIDIA GPUs, with Mac also listed as supported.
It is aimed at VFX artists, compositors and editors who regularly pull keys from green or blue screens and want to cut down manual cleanup time, particularly on productions with many shots. Smaller teams and independent creators may also find the one-time purchase model attractive compared with subscription-based keyers.
Before buying, check that your host application and GPU meet the requirements, and note that beta launch pricing ends November 20, with full release and regular pricing beginning November 21. Testing on a representative shot from your own footage is the most reliable way to judge whether the neural key suits you
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