Luttie
CapCut can't export LUTs.
Luttie builds them for it.
CapCut is a great editor, but it only applies LUTs — it can't create or export your own .cube file. Grade in Luttie, export a .cube LUT, and import it straight into CapCut on desktop or mobile.
What CapCut can't do.
CapCut is built for editing, not for building a grade from scratch.
No LUT export
CapCut can apply .cube LUTs from your files, but there's no way to export your own color adjustments as a LUT file.
Fixed built-in filters
CapCut's built-in filters only adjust intensity — you can't tweak white balance, reshape the tonal curve, or fix a color cast inside the filter itself.
No reference-image matching
There's no way in CapCut to drop in a reference photo and match its color palette automatically. Luttie's Color Match does this in one step, then exports the result as a LUT.
Luttie vs CapCut
For building a LUT — not for editing your timeline.
CapCut feature availability can vary between desktop and mobile versions — verify current functionality in your version before relying on this comparison. Check CapCut's own site for their current details.
When to use CapCut. When to use Luttie.
Use CapCut when:
- You're editing and assembling your video timeline
- You want to apply an existing LUT to a clip
- You're working entirely on mobile and want a built-in editor
Use Luttie when:
- You want to build a custom LUT from your own footage
- You want to match a reference image's color palette
- You want a grade that works in CapCut and every other NLE
- You want AI-assisted grading before you export
Build your CapCut LUT in the browser.
Grade once, export a .cube file, use it in CapCut and everywhere else. View pricing →
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