Download free LUTs for video editing and transform the look of your footage in seconds. Our collection of free colour grading LUTs covers cinematic film looks, teal and orange grades, warm lifestyle tones, moody desaturated styles, vibrant social media grades, and natural skin tone corrections. All LUTs are available as .cube files compatible with Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, and most other professional video editing and colour grading software. Free for personal and commercial use with no attribution required. New LUTs added regularly.
Give your footage a professional cinematic look with free cinematic LUTs. Our collection covers Hollywood film grades, dramatic high contrast looks, film emulation styles, and the popular teal and orange colour grade used in blockbuster films and commercial advertising. Each LUT is fully adjustable after applying so you can control the intensity to match your specific footage and lighting conditions. Compatible with all major editing and colour grading software.
Take your colour grading to the next level with premium paid LUTs from our trusted partner libraries. Our curated collection of professional grade LUTs covers advanced film emulation packs, camera specific log conversion LUTs, genre specific colour grades for documentary, wedding, travel and commercial work, and large bundle packs with hundreds of looks in one download. Built by professional colourists and fully compatible with Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, and Lightroom. Perfect for professional filmmakers, commercial editors, and content creators who need consistent polished results across every project.
Download free LUTs for Adobe Premiere Pro and apply professional colour grades to your footage instantly. Our LUTs are compatible with the Lumetri Colour panel in Premiere Pro CC and later. Simply download the .cube file, open the Lumetri Colour panel, click Browse in the Creative tab, and navigate to your downloaded LUT file to apply it. All LUTs are adjustable after applying using the Intensity slider in the Lumetri Colour panel.
Download free LUTs for Final Cut Pro and apply cinematic colour grades to your footage in seconds. Our LUTs are compatible with Final Cut Pro 10.4.4 and later via the Custom LUT effect. Simply search for Custom LUT in the Effects browser, apply it to your clip, and load your downloaded .cube file in the Inspector panel. Adjust the Mix slider to control the intensity of the effect.
Download free LUTs for Adobe After Effects and apply professional colour grades to your compositions. Our .cube LUT files are compatible with After Effects CC and later via the Apply Colour LUT effect. Simply search for Apply Colour LUT in the Effects and Presets panel, drag it onto your footage layer, and load your downloaded LUT file. Compatible with all versions of After Effects CC from 2018 onwards.
Download the LUT file and extract the ZIP if needed. Open Adobe Premiere Pro and select the clip you want to colour grade. Open the Lumetri Colour panel from the Colour workspace. Click the Creative tab and then click Browse. Navigate to your downloaded .cube file and double click to apply it. Use the Intensity slider below the LUT preview to adjust the strength of the effect.
Download the LUT file and extract the ZIP if needed. Open DaVinci Resolve and go to the Colour page. Right click in the LUTs panel on the left and select Open LUT Folder. Copy your downloaded .cube file into this folder. Return to DaVinci Resolve and right click the LUT panel again, then select Refresh. Your LUT will now appear in the panel ready to apply to your footage.
Download the LUT file and extract the ZIP if needed. In Final Cut Pro open the Effects browser and search for Custom LUT. Drag the Custom LUT effect onto your clip in the timeline. In the Inspector panel click Choose Custom LUT and navigate to your downloaded .cube file. The LUT will apply instantly. Use the Mix slider to adjust the intensity.
Download the LUT file and extract the ZIP if needed. In After Effects open the Effects and Presets panel and search for Apply Colour LUT. Drag the effect onto your footage layer. In the Effect Controls panel click the file selector and navigate to your downloaded .cube file. The LUT will apply to the entire layer. Add an Adjustment Layer above your footage and apply the LUT there to keep your original footage unaffected.
Download the LUT file to your device. In CapCut tap on your clip in the timeline and select Adjust. Tap Filter then Custom and import your downloaded LUT file from your device storage. Adjust the intensity slider to control the strength of the colour grade.
A LUT (Look Up Table) is a colour grading file that transforms the colours in your footage by mapping input colour values to output colour values. LUTs are used to apply consistent colour grades across multiple clips, emulate film stocks, match footage from different cameras, and create stylised looks. They are the fastest way to achieve a professional colour grade without manual adjustment of colour wheels and curves.
All LUTs on FreeVisuals are available as .cube files which is the industry standard LUT format compatible with virtually all professional video editing and colour grading software including Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, Resolve, Lightroom, and Photoshop.
Yes, all LUTs on FreeVisuals are completely free for personal and commercial use including YouTube videos, client work, advertising campaigns, and broadcast production. No attribution is required. Always check the individual LUT download page for any specific licence conditions.
Yes, all editing software that supports LUTs allows you to adjust the intensity or mix of the effect after applying. In Premiere Pro use the Intensity slider in the Lumetri Colour panel. In Final Cut Pro use the Mix slider in the Inspector. In DaVinci Resolve use the Key Output Gain in the Colour page. In After Effects use the opacity of the adjustment layer the LUT is applied to.
A LUT is a universal colour grading file compatible with most editing software. A colour preset is a saved set of colour correction settings specific to one piece of software such as a Lumetri preset for Premiere Pro or a Colour preset for Final Cut Pro. LUTs offer broader compatibility across different applications while colour presets offer more flexibility to adjust individual settings within their specific software.
You can apply multiple LUTs to a single clip by stacking them on adjustment layers or using multiple colour correction effects. However most professional colourists recommend applying one LUT as a starting point and then making manual adjustments on top rather than stacking multiple LUTs which can produce unpredictable results.
Some LUTs on FreeVisuals are designed for log footage (such as S-Log, V-Log, or C-Log from Sony, Panasonic, or Canon cameras) and some are designed for standard Rec.709 footage. The intended footage type is listed on each individual LUT download page. Using a LUT designed for log footage on standard footage or vice versa will produce incorrect results.
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