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CineTone Presets

Start your grade from a film frame you already love

You know the look you want because you have seen it in a film. CineTone starts there. Every preset is built by reading the color out of real film frames, most of them from A24 releases, so you begin from a grade that actually existed on screen. Browsing the gallery and every LUT page is open to anyone, no account needed.

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Free to browse the gallery and every LUT page, no account. A free account adds ratings, reviews, and making your own LUTs. A $29 lifetime tier is planned, but checkout is not built yet, so nothing is for sale today.

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    Who it's for

    • Editors chasing a look they can picture

      You can describe the grade you want but not the steps that get you there. Starting from a preset built off a real frame puts you near the target on the first try, instead of pushing sliders and hoping.

    • Filmmakers after the A24 feel

      That muted, sun-faded look people mean when they say a film looks like A24. Those presets are grouped by film, so you start from one movie's color rather than something generic labelled cinematic.

    • Creators who need every video to match

      Twenty clips a month, and they all have to look like they belong to the same channel. Pick one look and reuse it, so color is a decision you make once instead of on every upload.

    Use cases

    • Find the film, find the look

      The gallery filters by collection and the A24 presets are grouped by film, so you can go to a specific movie's color instead of scrolling a wall of names that tell you nothing.

    • Make a LUT from a frame you like

      Upload a screenshot from any film and CineTone reads its color and writes you a .cube file. Load it in Premiere, Resolve, Final Cut, or Lightroom like any other LUT.

    • Match one shot to another

      Give it your own frame and the frame you want it to look like, and it works out the difference between the two. Useful when a shot from a second camera refuses to sit with the rest.

    • See what other editors thought

      Every LUT page carries star ratings and written reviews from people who have used it, so the ones that hold up are easy to spot.

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