Video Tutorials

Learn how to use our LUTs

Follow along with step-by-step walkthroughs for every editing app.

Computer

CapCut

Import and apply LUTs in CapCut on desktop.

Computer

Adobe Premiere Pro

Import and apply LUTs using the Lumetri Color workflow.

Computer

DaVinci Resolve

Import and apply LUTs on the Color page.

iPad

DaVinci Resolve iPad

Import and apply LUTs in DaVinci Resolve for iPad.

Computer

Final Cut Pro

Apply LUTs inside Final Cut Pro

Phone

VN Editor

Apply LUTs in VN Editor on iOS and Android.

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Follow these simple steps to install and start using your LUT pack right away. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced editor, we've made the process quick and easy.

After completing your purchase, you'll be redirected to a thank you page where you can download your LUTs pack. You will also receive an email with a download link, allowing you to access your files at any time.

Once downloaded, locate the ZIP file and extract it to a folder on your computer. Inside, you will find the LUT files in .CUBE format, ready for import.

Launch your video editing software of choice, such as Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve.

Follow these steps for each software:

  1. Open CapCut Desktop.
  2. Click on Import and choose the footage you want to edit.
  3. In the Effects section, select Color.
  4. Click the LUT button, then choose Import LUT from the dropdown menu.
  5. Navigate to the folder where you extracted the LUTs and select the desired LUT file.
  6. Apply the LUT to your footage.

Follow these steps to import LUTs into Premiere Pro:

  1. Navigate to the Program Location on your computer:
    • On Mac: Open Applications and go to Adobe Premiere Pro.
    • On Windows: Go to Program Files and find Adobe Premiere Pro.
  2. Open the Premiere Pro folder and find Lumetri.
  3. Within the Lumetri folder, go to LUTs > Creative.
  4. Drag and drop the folder or individual LUTs you want to use into the Creative folder.
  5. Open Premiere Pro, and the LUTs will now be available in the Lumetri Color panel under the Creative tab in the Look dropdown.
  1. Open the Effects panel.
  2. Drag the Custom LUT effect to your clip.
  3. Click the LUT dropdown to select your imported LUT.
  1. Go to the Color tab.
  2. Click the LUTs panel.
  3. Right-click and select Import LUT.
  4. Choose the LUT from the folder where you extracted the files.

Once imported, simply apply the LUT to your footage by selecting it from the available LUTs in your software's LUT library.

You can adjust the intensity or blending of the LUT, depending on the look you want to achieve. Most editing software allows you to tweak this to get the perfect effect.

With the LUT applied, you're ready to start editing! Make further adjustments as needed to match your style, and you're all set to create stunning, cinematic visuals.

Complete guide for using LUTs with VN Video Editor on mobile devices:

  1. Download Your LUTs Pack: After purchasing, download your LUTs pack to your mobile device.
  2. Extract the Files: If necessary, use a file extraction app to unzip the files on your phone.
  3. Launch VN Editor: Open the VN Video Editor app on your mobile device.
  4. Create a Project: Tap on the + icon to create a new project.
  5. Import Your Video: Select and import the video clip you wish to edit.
  6. Access Filters: Once your video is on the timeline, tap on the video clip to reveal editing options.
  7. Open Filters Menu: Choose the Filter option from the toolbar.
  8. Import the LUT:
    • In the Filters section, scroll to the end of the available filter options.
    • Tap on the Import button to add a new LUT.
    • Navigate to the location on your device where the LUT file is stored.
    • Select the desired LUT file to import it into the VN Video Editor.
  9. Apply the LUT: After importing, the new LUT will appear in your list of filters. Tap on it to apply to your video.
  10. Adjust the Intensity: Use the slider to adjust the intensity of the LUT for the desired look.
  11. Preview Your Work: Play back your video to see how the LUT affects your footage.
  12. Export Your Video: When satisfied, tap on the export icon, choose your preferred settings, and save the video.

These steps make it easy to apply professional-looking LUTs to your mobile videos using VN Video Editor.

How to instal and use presets

Follow these simple steps to install and start using your Lightroom presets on both desktop and mobile versions of Lightroom.

After completing your purchase, you'll be redirected to a thank you page where you can download your Lightroom presets pack. You will also receive an email with a download link, allowing you to access your files at any time.

Once downloaded, locate the ZIP file and extract it to a folder on your computer. Inside, you will find the presets in .XMP format (for Desktop) and .DNG format (for Mobile).

Launch the Lightroom software (either Desktop or Mobile), depending on the version you wish to install your presets on.

Follow the steps below for both Lightroom Desktop and Lightroom Mobile:

  1. Open Lightroom Classic or Lightroom CC.
  2. Go to the Develop module.
  3. In the left panel, click on the Presets tab.
  4. Click the + icon at the top-right of the panel.
  5. Choose Import Presets from the dropdown.
  6. Navigate to the folder where you extracted your presets, select the .XMP files, and click Import.
  1. Open the Lightroom Mobile app on your device.
  2. Navigate to the Presets tab.
  3. Click on the Settings (three dots) icon in the top-right corner of the Presets tab.
  4. From the dropdown, select Import Presets.
  5. Navigate to the .DNG files you extracted earlier and select them.
  6. Your presets will be added to your Lightroom Mobile and ready to use.

Once the presets are installed, go to your photo in the Develop module (Desktop) or in the editing screen (Mobile) and apply your preset. Select it from the preset options on the left panel (Desktop) or under editing options (Mobile).

If needed, you can adjust the preset's settings to suit your image. Lightroom allows you to tweak the exposure, contrast, saturation, and more to fine-tune the result. You can also adjust the intensity of the preset by lowering or increasing its effect using the Amount slider (Desktop) or the Intensity slider (Mobile).