Hey everyone, I'm Dil. I built CinemaLut because I was tired of the gap between seeing a grade I love and actually getting it onto my own footage. Here's how it works: drop in a reference frame, a film still, a photo, a clip. CinemaLut measures its grade. The tone curve, the tints living in the shadows, midtones and highlights, how saturated each band is. Then drop in your shot, log or Rec.709 from any camera, and it builds you a LUT from that measurement. Real color science, running in your browser. There's also a library of 60 original looks across 8 collections if you want a starting point, with .cube files for Resolve, Premiere, Final Cut and CapCut plus Lightroom profiles. Your first SI Precise Match is free. Try it on a frame you love and tell me how close it gets. What reference would you test it with?

CinemaLut

Any frame's color, as a LUT for yours.

Any frame's color, as a LUT for yours.