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LUTs Previewer
Preview, test, adjust, repair and export your LUTs on photos and videos. A native app — fast, stable, no compromise.
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macOS 11+
Windows 10+
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Load your stills and footage, browse hundreds of LUTs and judge them on your own shots, with the measurement tools of a grading suite.
Compare with a split wipe or toggle with a single shortcut. Frame-by-frame video playback with millisecond timecode.
RGB histogram, waveform, vectorscope with skin-tone line, plus a color temperature indicator.
LUT intensity, white balance, tint, highlights, shadows and skin tones. Intensity is kept on export.
Harsh contrast, breaking colors, orange skin, artifacts in gradients: the toolbox repairs, cleans and converts your LUTs, then exports them as clean .CUBE files.
Converts any LUT to the standard 33×33×33 .CUBE format, compatible with all your software.
Reduces artifacts, clipping and color issues. Brings back blown highlights and crushed blacks.
Softens harsh color and contrast transitions. No more banding in skies and gradients.
Keep a LUT’s look without its contrast, or its curve without its color cast. Extracts just one of the two transforms.
Limits the LUT’s effect on skin. The look applies to the scene, faces stay natural.
Converts a whole library to another format, or to a cleaned-up version, in a single pass.
Most creative LUTs are made for Rec.709 and fall apart in a color-managed timeline. Adapt them for your ACES or DaVinci Wide Gamut project in a few clicks, and keep the look you chose.
Thousands of LUTs spread across folders? Each one shows its color strip, metadata and size. Find the right one in seconds.
Try your LUTs on a whole series before opening Lightroom or Capture One.
Pick the look on your Log footage without opening an editing project or waiting for a render.
Understand what a LUT really does with the scopes, and learn how to fix it.
Check, clean and normalize your packs before you publish them.