Install your look.

Every download from the studio contains a 33-point .cube that works everywhere, a 65-point .cube for high-precision grading, and a Lightroom profile. Log footage also gets a look-only Rec.709 version.

DaVinci Resolve

.cube 33 or 65
  1. Open Project Settings (the gear), then Color Management › Lookup Tables › Open LUT Folder.
  2. Create a CinemaLut folder there and copy the .cube files into it.
  3. Click Update Lists, or right-click in the Color page LUT browser and choose Refresh.
  4. On the Color page, right-click a node › LUT › CinemaLut › your look, or drag the LUT onto a node.

For log footage, use the file named after your camera profile on the first node. It converts and grades in one step.

Premiere Pro

.cube 33 or 65
  1. Open Window › Lumetri Color.
  2. In Creative › Look, choose Browse… and pick the .cube. Use Intensity to dial it back.
  3. To keep it in the menu permanently, quit Premiere and copy the file to the Adobe Common LUTs Creative folder.

Final Cut Pro

.cube 33 or 65
  1. In the Effects browser, open Color and drag Custom LUT onto your clip.
  2. In the Video inspector, open the LUT pop-up, choose Choose Custom LUT…, and pick the file or the CinemaLut folder.
  3. Set Input to your footage's color space and Output to Rec.709, then use Mix to adjust strength.

Lightroom Classic & Camera Raw

.xmp profile
  1. In the Develop module, choose File › Import Develop Profiles and Presets… and select the .xmp (or the downloaded .zip).
  2. In the Basic panel, open the Profile browser and find the CinemaLut group.
  3. Click the look and set Amount from 0 to 200.

Lightroom can't open .cube files directly, so every CinemaLut download includes a native profile.

Lightroom desktop & mobile

.xmp profile
  1. On desktop, choose File › Import Profiles & Presets… and select the .xmp.
  2. It appears under Edit › Profile › Browse › CinemaLut and syncs to your phone.
  3. On iPhone and iPad, import on desktop and let it sync. Android can import directly.

Photoshop

.cube 33
  1. Choose Layer › New Adjustment Layer › Color Lookup.
  2. In Properties, open 3DLUT File › Load 3D LUT… and pick the .cube.
  3. Use the layer's opacity as strength.

CapCut desktop

.cube 33
  1. Select the clip and open Adjustment › LUT › Import, then choose the .cube.
  2. Pick it from the LUT dropdown and set Intensity.

CapCut's mobile and web apps can't import LUTs. Export a graded photo from the studio instead, or grade on desktop.

LumaFusion

.cube 33
  1. Double-tap the clip, open Color & Effects, and tap Import.
  2. Choose the .cube from Files. If it's greyed out on iOS, share it from the Files app to LumaFusion.