Universal Standard
A widely compatible .cube LUT for DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, and other compatible editing tools.
Use a photo as your color reference. Upload the image you want to edit, match its color, contrast, and tone, then download the result or export a 3D LUT.
Select the photo you want to match
Choose an image with the color, contrast, and tone you want
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How It Works
Specs
Use everyday images or RAW camera files, then download matched images and 3D LUTs for editing workflows.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Input Photo Formats | JPEG, PNG/APNG, WebP, TIFF, HEIC/HEIF, AVIF, DNG, CR2/CR3, NEF, ARW, RAF, ORF, RW2 and more. |
| High-Resolution Sources | Use phone photos, high-resolution images and RAW camera files in the same workflow. |
| Output Downloads | Download the newly encoded image at source dimensions, with required pages or animation frames retained. RAW inputs download as 16-bit TIFF. |
| LUT color space | Exported LUTs map encoded sRGB to encoded sRGB, full range. They are creative color matches, not camera Log-to-Rec.709 technical transforms. |
| 3D LUT export grids | 17×17×17, 33×33×33, 64×64×64, and 65×65×65 CUBE (.cube). Choose a grid accepted by your editor or device; a larger grid does not recover image detail. |
| Processing & privacy | Images are uploaded for server-side processing. ImageMagick/LittleCMS handles supported image formats and LibRaw decodes camera RAW. Anonymous project files expire automatically; images are not used for model training or profiling. |
3D LUT Export
Download the matched look as an sRGB-to-sRGB .cube LUT for compatible editing, grading, mobile, camera, and monitoring workflows.
A widely compatible .cube LUT for DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, and other compatible editing tools.
A smaller LUT for compatible mobile editors, cameras, and field monitors where faster loading matters.
A denser LUT for smoother gradients in compatible professional grading software.
BATCH COLOR MATCH
Use one reference image to guide the look of up to 100 photos. Each photo is processed individually to help create a more consistent set.
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Best Results
Need help choosing a reference? Read our guide to matching a photo's color grade to a reference image.
Limitations
Privacy
Understand how uploads, generated files, retention, and download metadata are handled.
Uploads and generated files use private storage. Anonymous project files expire automatically.
Analytics never collect image data, and your images are not used for advertising tracking, profiling, or model training.
Downloads retain source metadata the target format can store, potentially including GPS and device details. Inspect files before sharing.
FAQs
It uses one image as the color reference, then applies its color, contrast, brightness relationships and overall tone to your photo.
Yes. Upload the photo you want to edit, then add a second photo as the reference. Luma Dune adapts its color, contrast, and tone while keeping the subject and composition of your original image.
No. It applies a color transformation to your existing image. It does not generate new objects or scenes.
Yes. Source and reference images are uploaded to private storage for processing. Anonymous projects expire automatically, and images are not used for advertising tracking, profiling, or model training.
JPEG, PNG/APNG, WebP, TIFF, HEIC/HEIF, AVIF, DNG, CR2/CR3, NEF, ARW, RAF, ORF and RW2 are supported.
Yes. Luma Dune supports phone photos, high-resolution images and RAW camera files.
You can download a matched image at the source dimensions and in the source format when supported. RAW files are exported as 16-bit TIFF, and completed jobs can include Universal Standard, Mobile & Camera, and High Precision 3D LUT files.
Choose a clear reference with similar lighting and subject matter. Correct exposure and white balance first, then check skin tones and highlights after matching. If they look unnatural, try a closer reference; matching cannot recover clipped highlight detail.
Yes. Export an sRGB-to-sRGB .cube LUT to reuse the look in a compatible editor. Download the matched image instead if you only need the finished photo. LUTs work best with similar lighting and exposure; check each new shot.
Yes. First normalize Log footage with the correct technical transform, then export an sRGB still for matching. This tool accepts images, not video files. The exported matching LUT also expects sRGB input, so do not apply it directly to unconverted Log footage.