Apply a LUT to a photo
Apply your .cube LUT to a photo right in your browser and check it in real time — no Photoshop, no upload.
Drag an image here or tap to browse
JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC · free · your image stays on your device
How it works
- Drop your image. Drag a photo into the area or tap to pick one — it stays on your device.
- Import your LUT. In the editor’s Filters tab choose "Import .cube LUT…" and load your .cube file. The LUT is applied instantly as its own layer.
- Adjust intensity and export. Blend the LUT smoothly from 0 to 100% with a live preview and download the result in full resolution — without watermarks.
You have a .cube LUT — bought, self-made or from a preset pack — and want to see quickly how it looks on a photo? everyimg Studio applies 3D LUTs up to 129³ right in your browser: import the file, check the live preview, dial in the intensity, export the result. No Photoshop, no DaVinci Resolve, nothing to install.
The parser understands the common Adobe/Resolve dialect (LUT_3D_SIZE, optional
DOMAIN_MIN/DOMAIN_MAX, TITLE, comments) and normalizes the color space
automatically. The LUT is applied with trilinear interpolation — on the GPU when
available, otherwise as an exact CPU reference. The result is identical either way.
The LUT sits on its own non-destructive filter layer above the image: you can soften it, swap it for another LUT or a built-in look, or remove it entirely — the original stays untouched. And because everything runs locally, your LUTs stay private too: purchased preset packs never end up on a server.
Frequently asked questions
Which LUT formats are supported?
.cube files with 3D LUTs (LUT_3D_SIZE) up to an edge length of 129 — the Adobe/DaVinci Resolve dialect including TITLE, comments and DOMAIN_MIN/MAX. 1D LUTs are deliberately rejected with a clear error message.
Is my LUT or my image uploaded?
No. Parsing, applying and previewing all run locally in your browser — neither the photo nor the .cube file leaves your device.
Can I apply the LUT at reduced strength?
Yes. An intensity slider blends smoothly between the original (0%) and the full LUT effect (100%), with a live preview while dragging.
Does it work as a LUT previewer?
Yes. You see the effect instantly on your own photo and can import and compare several LUTs in a row — faster than a round trip through Photoshop or Resolve.
What if I don’t have my own LUT?
Then pick one of the twelve built-in looks — from Teal & Orange to Golden Hour. See "Photo filters".
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