Free LUTs for
CapCut.

1. Open Adjust
   Select your clip and tap (or click) Adjust in the toolbar, then find the LUT option.
2. Import the .cube
   Choose Import / Add LUT and pick a file from the pack. On mobile, save the .cube to Files first, then import from there.
3. Set the strength
   Drag the LUT intensity slider down — phone footage especially looks best at 50–80%, not full.
4. Adjust exposure first
   Use CapCut's brightness and white-balance sliders before the LUT so it has neutral footage to work with.

Why a LUT looks stronger on phone footage

Phone cameras bake in a lot of contrast and saturation already, so a LUT built for flat or log footage can look heavy on a straight phone clip. Lower the intensity, and if your phone can shoot in a flat or log profile, use it — the LUT then has room to work instead of piling contrast on contrast.

How do I add a LUT in CapCut?

Select your clip, tap Adjust → LUT → Import, and choose a .cube file (on mobile, save it to Files first). Then lower the intensity slider to taste. It works on both the mobile app and CapCut desktop.

Can I use .cube LUTs in the CapCut mobile app?

Yes — CapCut mobile imports .cube files under Adjust → LUT. Download the pack, save the files to your phone's Files app, then import them in CapCut.

Why does the LUT look too strong in CapCut?

Phone footage already has baked-in contrast and saturation, so lower the LUT intensity to 50–80%. If you can, shoot in a flat or log profile so the LUT has room to work.

Are these LUTs free for TikTok and monetized content?

Yes — free for monetized YouTube, TikTok, client work, and social, with no attribution required.

Do the same LUTs work in CapCut and Premiere Pro?

Yes — they're standard .cube files, so a look you use in CapCut on your phone matches the same look in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut on desktop.