Color LUTs (Lookup Tables) are powerful pre-set color profiles for transforming the style of your videos into a desired cinematic look. The LUTs help in color grading, saving you time instead of having to manually adjust the color of each video. The Premium LUTs are developed to be compatible with Blackmagic, VN, CapCut, Premiere Pro, Davinci Resolve, and other Video Editing Tools. The LUTs allow you to apply a professional color grade in seconds using either a mobile device or a computer.
We have shared 100 + Premium LUTs, including Apple log LUTs, Cinematic LUTs, Kodak 2383, Altay Anime, VINTAGE, Film portrait, Three floral series, MagicHour, Waves, Canon clog, Panasonic VLUT, Sony, and other gray film cinematic LUTs, and more. These LUTs are ideal for creating warm, cinematic tone, cool, modern color grades & clean, natural color styles for all types of content, including Vlog, Travel Videos, Reels, Short Films, and many other types to help your video get noticed on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, etc.
Key Points
- Premium LUTs are essential for achieving cinematic looks quickly in video editing.
- The pack includes over 100 LUTs compatible with major software like Blackmagic, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci Resolve.
- Each LUT provides a specific color style, enhancing video quality while saving time during editing.
- Users can download LUTs in .cube and .xmp formats and easily apply them across various platforms.
- Premium LUTs offer tested and consistent results compared to free LUTs, making them valuable for professionals.
What are LUTs
A “LUT” is a preset of a particular color look for your video to make it look a certain way, all in one shot. They are a form of an advanced filter for creating natural-looking images from flat or log footage as well as adding cinema looks to your video using color grading without manually adjusting the image. LUTs are useful for saving time, maintaining consistency throughout your projects, and allowing you to match the style of many professional colorists regardless of the camera you use or the video editor software you have available, which is why they are so popular with video editors, filmmakers, etc.
Supported Software’s
These LUTs are compatible with all major video editing programs. So you can use them for all your workflows and do not have to worry about compatibility issues. They can be used directly in Blackmagic Design tools (e.g. Fusion), Blackmagic Camera, VN Video Editor, CapCut and other professional desktop applications like Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve as long as they support standard LUT formats (.cube). The LUTs can also be imported into many newer video editing and mobile apps that allow you to import custom LUTs. So you have the option to edit on a phone, tablet, or PC.
Download 100+ Premium LUTs File in cube and xmp Format
Here comes the complete list of LUT files that can be downloaded from our download section. We have listed the top LUTs files you can check before downloading the files.
1. Apple log Lut
Apple Log Premium LUTs are a color preset that will immediately create a Rec.709 or cinematic look on flat footage shot with an iPhone 15/16/17 Pro using Apple Log, while also correcting the exposure, contrast and color of your image to better enhance skin tones and improve the dynamic range of your video. This is perfect for creating a polished, film-like quality in your YouTube videos, Social Media videos, and/or Professional Video Editing applications.
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2. Canon clog
Canon C-LOG is a LOG (logarithmic) video style which can record a much wider Dynamic Range than standard video styles to allow for greater detail and shadow detail when color correcting and grading footage; initially footage shot on this style will appear ‘flat’ and have very little contrast however using a LUT or by manually grading the footage it can be transformed into a rich and cinematic look with greatly reduced highlight rolloff and allows for a lot of creative freedom.
Download → Canon_clog.zip
3. Leica Vibrant Plus
The Leica Vibrant Plus is a very vivid, cinematic LUT that adds a punch of Leica style to your footage with a lot of contrast, nice and clean shadow depth and some vibrant color while maintaining a relatively natural color palette. The Leica Vibrant Plus works well as a travel, lifestyle or outside shot where you want warmer tone, detailed, crisp image with a polished look from the start and without having to do too much manual grading.
Download → Leica_Vibrant_Plus.cube
4. Kodak 2383
The Kodak 2383 is a “film” LUT in the sense that it is an emulational version of Kodak’s 2383 printing stock; it adds a richly-contrasty look with a softening of highlight rolloff and enhanced nuance to color separation to add a cinematic feel to your video. This type of LUT can be useful for creating a warm highlight film feel in documentary style (narrative) films or travel films/videos, and/or reels that have pleasing skin tones and a subtle grain-like quality similar to film without all the time and work involved in manually adjusting every aspect of your grade.
Download → Kodak_2383.zip
5. Panasonic VLUT
Panasonic VLUT provides a versatile way to apply a video LUT on Panasonic V-LOG footage and is designed to provide a clean cinematic picture with well-balanced contrast and natural looking colors. The VLUT allows you to rapidly turn your flat log styled clips into great-looking video, which makes it perfect for creators wanting an authentic, polished look from their footage that has natural looking skin tones and a light film-like depth without manually adjusting the grade of the footage.
Download → Panasonic_VLUT.zip
6. Sony cinematic Premium Color LUTs
Sony Cinematic was designed as a film-inspired LUT (look-up table) that would enhance the natural color of your Sony Log footage with its increased contrast, soft, gradual roll-off at highlights, and very stylized, polished, movie-style color palette. This will allow for travel, reels and/or narrative type content that looks as if it has been professionally graded and looks good right out of camera while using minimal time to manually grade the color of your footage.
Download → Sony_gray_film_cinematic.zip
7. Vintage LUTs
Vintage LUT is created to create a classic nostalgic look at your footage in the style of film from years ago; it will give your footage a warm soft contrast, and a very gentle shift in color tone which will create a great classic look. This is best suited for mood driven video edits, vintage style reel and storytelling video’s as well, when you want to have a timeless and atmospheric feel with out spending all day tweaking your grade on the footage.
Download → VINTAGE.zip
8. Altay Anime
Altay Anime LUT produces an anime inspired aesthetic and style with its bold and stylized take on rich color, contrast and a little bit of surrealism to make your visual elements stand out. The Altay Anime LUT is most effective in creating stylized looks for your creative edit, reel or stylized story telling when you want to create a dramatic, graphic like look and do not need or want to use a natural, or neutral color grade.
Download → Altay_Anime.zip
9. Three floral series
Three Floral Series LUTs were developed to create subtle softness in terms of both tone and contrast that is reminiscent of pastel like color and have been influenced by the overall feeling of floral film imagery. The three LUTs can be used as an alternative or in conjunction with one another to create a softer, more delicate feel and create pleasing skin tones while creating a calm and dreamy atmosphere, and are ideal for use on lifestyle and portrait based reels and aesthetic reels.
Download → Three_floral_series.zip
10. Film portrait LUT
The Film Portrait LUT has been crafted to create a look that is optimal for skin tone. This will give you a softer film-like feel with a very gentle and subtle difference in contrast which creates a nice flattering look of the face. The Film Portrait LUT is well-suited for portrait video, lifestyle content and close-up reels. You can achieve an emotional, cinematic look without having to spend hours manually adjusting colors.
Download → Film_portrait_LUT.zip
If you want to download all the LUT files in a single zip file, you can download 100+ Premium LUTs in a single zip file from here → 100_+_Camera_LUTS.zip
How to Apply Premium LUTs In Different Editing Software
In this section, we will provide a guide on how to apply a LUT file to Blackmagic Camera, VN, Capcup, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci Resolve. You can also apply it to modded Google camera, like AGC Camera, SGCAM, LMC CAMERA. Visit the links and read how to apply LUTs in the modded Google Camera.
Apply LUTs In Blackmagic Camera
- First, download and install Blackmagic Camera on your phone. Then, download and extract the LUTs zip file on your Phone.
- Open Blackmagic Camera App → Tap on Settings Icon.
- Scroll Down to LUTs → LUTs Manager → Scroll Down and Tap on Import LUT.
- Browse the LUT .cube file one by one from your phone.
- Back to App Home, tap on camera → LUT.
- Tap on and select the LUT you want to apply to the recording.
Apply LUTs In the VN Editor
- Open VN, create or open a project, and add your clip to the timeline.
- Go to the “Filter” or “Adjustment”/“FX” section.
- Look for an option like “LUT” or “Import LUT,” or Add Icon
- then browse to your LUT folder and select the .cube file to import.
- After import, select the LUT from the list and apply it to your clip VN will show a preview so you can confirm the look.
Apply LUTs In the Capcut PC
- Unzip your .cube files in your LUT pack for use in the program.
- Load the project on CapCut Desktop and place all of your clips into the timeline.
- From the top left, select Adjustment and then LUT.
- Select Import and go to your LUT folder, select a .cube file and Confirm.
- Select the new LUT layer in your LUT layer panel and drag it to the Timeline where it will appear as an adjustment layer on top of your video.
- Then, adjust the intensity of the LUT layer by selecting the layer and adjusting HSL, Curves and Color Wheels as needed.
Apply LUTs In Premiere Pro
- Open Premiere Pro and import your footage, then drag the clip onto a new timeline sequence.
- Go to the Color workspace to open the Lumetri Color panel, which is where LUTs are managed in Premiere Pro.
- Select your clip on the timeline, then in Lumetri Color open the Basic Correction tab or the Creative tab (for stylistic/cinematic looks).
- Click the Input LUT (Basic Correction) or Look (Creative) dropdown, choose Browse, then navigate to your LUT folder and select the desired .cube file.
- After applying the LUT, adjust the Intensity, Exposure, Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, and Saturation sliders to balance the image for your specific footage.
- For applying the same LUT to multiple clips, add an Adjustment Layer above all clips and apply the LUT.
Apply LUTs in Davinci Resolve
- Launch DaVinci Resolve and create/open your project; arrange your clips in the edit page timeline.
- Navigate to Colour, right-click in Nodes and add a Serial Node (if necessary) because you apply one LUT per Node.
- From the LUT Panel located at the upper left of the screen, right-click in the LUT List, select Open LUT Folder to move your .cube files.
- Click Refresh to see them.
- Find your LUT from the LUTs Panel, right-click on it and choose Apply LUT to Current Node or simply drag it to the Node.
- You can fine-tune the results with Colour Wheels, Curves, etc.
FAQ
Professional LUTs are high-quality color presets made for creating a very specific visual style with your video through manipulating the colors of what is in your video so you can get a “cinematic” “film-look” or “clean commercial” etc.
Most premium color LUTs have been tested on multiple cameras and under multiple lighting conditions to provide much more uniform results while also maintaining a more natural appearance of the skin compared to most free LUTS.
Most LUT’s are available in standard formats (such as .cube) which makes them compatible with most of the major video editing software applications including DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, CapCut Desktop, etc.
You can use LUT’s as a solid foundation, however, you will still need some level of basic color grading experience to adjust the exposure, white-balance, and contrast on an individual basis for each shot.
First select a pack of LUTS that match the type of camera and/or log profile used to capture the footage in your video project, then choose LUTS that fit the visual aesthetic/style you are going after. For instance if you want a “Kodak Film” look, a pack of LUTS specifically designed for a “Travel / Adventure” vibe or a “clean social media” look would likely be good options.
