Premium Cinematic LUTs & DCTL Library

The Essential Cinematic LUTs & DCTL Collection

Our LUTs (Look-Up Tables) and DCTL (DaVinci Color Transform Language) files are professional-grade color presets designed to give your video footage a polished, cinematic look with a single click. Each LUT archive contains .cube files compatible with virtually all modern video editing software, while DCTL files are specifically optimized for DaVinci Resolve.

What Makes Our Collection Premium?

Designed for Log Footage: Our LUTs are optimized to handle flat and high-dynamic-range profiles (like V-Log, S-Log, and C-Log).

Industry-Inspired Aesthetics: The collection draws inspiration from popular film stocks and blockbuster movie color palettes.

DCTL for DaVinci Resolve: Real-time GPU-accelerated color grading with full control over all parameters directly in your node tree.

Free Daily Access: We support creators by offering 2 free downloads every 24 hours. For high-volume projects, enter your Supporter Access Key for 30 downloads daily.

Simple Integration: Drag and drop the files directly into your software's directory or use our Color Grade Lab to preview them.

🎬 DaVinci Resolve DCTL Files

GPU-accelerated color transforms with real-time control in DaVinci Resolve

🎨 Cinematic Moods Pack

All 27 cinematic moods from the Color Grade Lab

Kodak Vision 3 & 2
Fuji Eterna & Velvia
Teal & Orange
ARRI, Sony Venice, RED Dragon
And 20+ more film-inspired looks

🎁 Complete DCTL Bundle

Everything in one package

All 27 Cinematic Moods
Complete Pro Adjustments
Installation Guide (PDF)
Quick Start Tutorial
Lifetime Updates

📝 How to Install DCTL Files in DaVinci Resolve

Download and extract the .zip file
Copy the .dctl files to your LUT folder:
- Windows: C:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support\LUT\
- Mac: /Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/LUT/
- Linux: /opt/resolve/LUT/
Restart DaVinci Resolve
In the Color page, add a new node and select your DCTL from the LUT dropdown
Adjust parameters in real-time using the sliders that appear