CUBE LUT →: Lightroom preset
No LUT yet. Drop a .cube file to see it on a photo and save it as a Lightroom profile.
Use any LUT in Lightroom. Drop a .cube file, see it on a photo and download an XMP profile that Lightroom, Lightroom Classic and Camera Raw open with the LUT's colours intact. Free and private.
Drop a .cube LUT in the box.
Upload your imageGive the profile a name and a group, and check the look on the sample or your own photo.

Name itCUBE to XMP ConverterSave the .xmp and import it in Lightroom.
W2048H2048FormatCUBECUBEXMPExportSavedLightroom cannot open a .cube LUT on its own, but it reads LUTs inside profiles. The CUBE to XMP Converter writes that profile: the LUT goes in point for point, the way Adobe's Create Profile does it in Camera Raw, so the colours match the LUT exactly. You get an XMP to import once and use with one click.
The profile appears in Lightroom's Profile Browser under the group you choose, with an Amount slider from 0 to 200 %, and works on raw and JPEG photos, in colour and black & white. Your sliders and presets stay free to use on top of it. LUTs over 32 points per side are resampled to 32, the most a Lightroom profile holds.
Open a .cube file (3D up to 129 points or 1D, 0–1 input, up to 20 MB). Export an .xmp profile (Adobe's RGB table, sRGB, up to 32 points per side). Free, runs in your browser.
Bring the LUT you grade product videos with into Lightroom for the photos of your laser work.
Use a film or colour LUT you bought on your Cricut project photos in Lightroom.
Match your print-on-demand photos to the LUT your brand uses in video.
Give a whole collection of mockup photos a LUT look in one click, with an Amount slider.
Tip 1: Name the profile the way you want to find it; the group becomes its folder in the Profile Browser.
Tip 2: Use the Amount slider in Lightroom to make the LUT softer or stronger.
Tip 3: LUTs made for log or flat video footage (a domain other than 0–1) expect a different picture than a photo and are refused.
Tip 4: Lightroom on your phone gets the profile through sync from Lightroom on the desktop.
Not directly. Lightroom reads LUTs that sit inside a profile XMP. This converter writes that profile, so the LUT works in Lightroom, Lightroom Classic and Camera Raw.
Yes. The LUT is stored in the profile point for point as 16-bit values, the way Adobe's Create Profile stores it. LUTs over 32 points per side are resampled to 32, which keeps the look.
In Lightroom Classic open Develop, click + in the Presets panel and choose Import Presets. In Lightroom choose File › Import Profiles & Presets. In Camera Raw use the Presets tab. The profile then appears in the Profile Browser under its group.
Lightroom presets are slider settings; only profiles can hold a LUT. A profile leaves every slider free and comes with an Amount slider, so you can dial the look up or down.
3D and 1D .cube LUTs made for photos and Rec.709 video, with inputs from 0 to 1. LUTs for log footage (another domain) are refused, as Camera Raw refuses them.
No. The .cube is read and the profile is written in your browser; nothing leaves your device. It is free, with no account.
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