BEFOREAFTER
Upload a colour palette (or any photo), preview the look on your own image, and download a cinematic CUBE, XMP & HALD LUT.
Turn any colour palette into a cinematic LUT — upload a palette, preview the look on your photo, and download a real CUBE, XMP or HALD file.
Upload the palette image you exported from Adobe Color, a screenshot, or literally any photo — the tool extracts its dominant colours and builds a matching grade. Tweak it live with 3-way colour wheels and pro controls, compare before/after on your own image (RAW/DNG supported), then download the LUT. Everything is generated on the fly from your exact settings, runs in your browser, and has no watermark.
How to turn a palette into a downloadable LUT.
Drop in a colour palette image (Adobe Color export, screenshot, or any photo). The tool extracts its dominant colours.
The palette is mapped into shadows, midtones and highlights — an inspired-by cinematic look, instantly.
Load a sample scene or your own photo / camera RAW to see the look on real footage.
Fine-tune with the 3-way wheels and grade sliders; the before/after updates in real time.
Export a .cube, HALD .png or .xmp — baked from your exact settings — and load it in DaVinci or Premiere.
Common questions about this tool, answered.
No — and no tool can be. A palette has only a few colours and no data about the millions of tones between them, so this is an interpretation inspired by your palette: we map its colours to shadows, midtones and highlights to build a matching cinematic grade you can fine-tune.
It extracts the dominant colours, then assigns the darkest to shadows, the brightest to highlights and a middle colour to midtones, and derives contrast and saturation from the palette's spread. You can adjust everything afterwards.
A palette image exported from Adobe Color, a screenshot of swatches, or any photo — the tool will pull the dominant colours from whatever you give it.
Yes — click any extracted swatch to nudge its colour, and the grade updates instantly. You can also tweak the wheels and sliders directly.
Yes — load a sample scene or upload your own image, including camera RAW/DNG (it reads the embedded preview), and drag the divider to compare before and after.
.cube (3D LUT), HALD .png (image LUT) and .xmp (approximate Lightroom preset). CUBE and HALD are exact to the preview; XMP is an approximation.
Yes for .cube and HALD — the preview and the baked file use identical maths. Load the .cube in DaVinci or Premiere and you'll get the same look.
In DaVinci: add it to your LUT folder and apply from the node's LUT menu. In Premiere: Lumetri Color → Creative or Basic → Look/Custom LUT → Browse.
No. Colour extraction, grading, preview and LUT baking all happen in your browser on your device; your files never leave your computer.
Yes — free to create and preview, with no watermark. Downloads may count toward your plan.