Neevii Ink

Neevii Ink is a reference-grade, scene-linear image editor built for VFX pipelines, for Linux and Windows. It uses an ACEScg scene-linear working space with OCIO colour management, and its generative AI features can run fully offline (air-gapped) on the artist's own GPU or on a studio's own servers. It is free for personal use. Commercial licensing is coming soon, and pricing has not been decided.

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Neevii is independent software built in London. Neevii Ink is a reference-grade, scene-linear image editor for VFX on Linux and Windows — ACEScg scene-linear working space, OCIO colour management with ACEScc / ACEScct viewing and show LUTs, 16/32-bit float and EXR imagery, and local generative AI that runs fully offline for air-gapped studios. It is free for personal use; commercial licensing is coming soon and pricing has not been decided. Neevii also builds Neevii Accounting for UK small businesses. This is the initial HTML for the Neevii Ink homepage; the interactive site is rendered by JavaScript on top of it.

What is Neevii Ink?

Neevii Ink is an image editing and compositing application aimed at visual effects work. Its working space is scene-linear (ACEScg), it processes 16-bit half float and 32-bit float imagery, and it uses OCIO for colour management, with tools familiar to Nuke and Photoshop artists. Generative Remove, Replace and Extend can run entirely on the artist's own machine.

Colour and pipeline

Generative editing and local AI

Generative Remove, Replace and Extend work in any supported colour space — 8-bit or 16-bit integer, or ACEScg linear 16/32-bit float — without converting the plate first. Models can run locally on the artist's own GPU (air-gapped, with the network disconnected), on a studio's own inference server, or through the user's own optional cloud API key. Only the crop and mask are ever sent, and only where the artist points them.

Platforms and downloads

Neevii Ink is native on Windows 10/11 (64-bit) and Linux (Ubuntu 24.04+, x86_64). Both installers are fully offline: the Windows .exe includes the WebView2 runtime, and the Linux .run installs per-user with no root or FUSE required. Version v0.1.0 (October 2026). Download Neevii Ink.

Is Neevii Ink free?

Yes, free for personal use, with no watermark and no feature limits. Commercial use requires a licence; commercial licensing is coming soon and pricing has not been decided. There is no DRM and no online licence check, because the product is used by air-gapped studios.

Neevii Ink FAQ

What is Neevii Ink?

A scene-linear image editor and compositing application for VFX pipelines, with OCIO colour management and local generative AI, for Linux and Windows.

Does Neevii Ink need an internet connection?

No. It can run fully offline and air-gapped using locally hosted models. Cloud generation is optional and only used if the artist connects their own API key.

Which colour spaces does it use?

ACEScg scene-linear as the working space, with ACEScc and ACEScct viewing transforms, OCIO management and show LUTs. Imagery can be 8-bit or 16-bit integer, or 16/32-bit float linear.

What platforms does Neevii Ink run on?

Windows 10/11 (64-bit) and Linux (Ubuntu 24.04+, x86_64). It is native on both.

Who makes Neevii Ink?

Neevii, an independent software company in London. Neevii Ink is built by a working VFX artist.

Other Neevii products

Neevii also builds Neevii Accounting for UK small businesses, freelancers, sole traders and limited companies — expense tracking, invoicing and HMRC-ready workflows. It is kept off the homepage while Neevii focuses on Neevii Ink.

What is Neevii Accounting?

Neevii Accounting helps track income and expenses, manage invoices, and prepare Self Assessment and other HMRC-ready filings in one place. It is available on the web and on Android (Google Play).

Can Neevii Accounting help with Self Assessment?

Yes. It helps prepare Self Assessment by organising income and expenses and guiding users through HMRC-ready workflows.

Do I need to file Self Assessment if I earn under £1,000?

If your gross freelance income stays under £1,000, you don’t need to register or file Self Assessment. If it goes over £1,000 gross, you must register and file, even if expenses reduce your tax to £0.

Can I claim expenses and use the £1,000 trading allowance together?

No. You must choose either the £1,000 trading allowance or actual expenses — not both.

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