Cuescribe

Apply a LUT to your footage

Drop a clip or a photo and a .cube LUT (or choose one of the built-in looks). Drag the split line to compare before and after, dial the intensity, and export the graded video or a full-resolution JPEG. It runs on your graphics chip, so there is no upload and no file-size limit.

How to use it

  1. Drop a clip or photoVideo or JPEG/PNG.
  2. Load a .cube or pick a lookFive built-in looks, or any .cube LUT.
  3. Compare and set intensityDrag the split line; dial the strength.
  4. ExportThe graded video, a full-resolution JPEG, or the look as a .cube.

What you can download here

  • Graded videothe clip with the LUT applied
  • Graded JPEGfull resolution
  • .cubesave a built-in look for your editor
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Questions

Which LUT formats work?

.cube files, 3D (up to 129³) and 1D, including DOMAIN_MIN/MAX. That covers LUTs from Resolve, Premiere, camera makers and most LUT packs.

Why does my LUT look wrong?

Most creative LUTs expect Rec.709 footage. If you shot in log (S-Log, V-Log, C-Log, LOG on phones), apply your camera's log-to-709 LUT first, or use a LUT made for that log profile.

Can I use the built-in looks in my editor?

Yes: "Save this look as .cube" downloads it, and Premiere (Lumetri), Resolve, Final Cut and CapCut can all load .cube files.

Is there a size limit?

No upload means no size limit. Long 4K files take a while to render in the browser; trim first if you only need a part.