AI Grade is the AI color grading tool inside Luttie's editor. Load your own image or video frame, type what you're after, and watch three live previews render on your actual footage. Pick one and tweak it with the normal sliders. A free account gets one try; exporting needs Pro.
Warm Dusk
Amber & Teal
Cinematic Rust
From prompt to three looks in about 10 seconds.
Type anything — "warm cinematic with teal shadows", "moody noir high contrast", "faded film golden hour". Plain English, no technical knowledge needed.
If you've uploaded a photo or video frame, the AI analyses its existing tones, exposure, and color cast before generating grades — so it complements what's already there rather than overprocessing.
You receive three meaningfully different interpretations of your prompt — varying temperature, contrast approach, and color wheel direction — so you can choose or blend.
Hit Apply to preview any look live on your canvas. With Pro you can also download it as a .cube file ready for DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or CapCut.
No technical knowledge needed. Just describe the feeling.
“warm cinematic with teal shadows”
Orange-teal split, lifted blacks, gentle S-curve
“moody noir, high contrast”
Crushed shadows, desaturated, cool midtones
“faded film, golden hour”
Lifted blacks, warm highlights, reduced saturation
“clean natural daylight”
Neutral balance, slight vibrance boost, open shadows
“bleach bypass, desaturated”
Heavy contrast, near-monochrome, aggressive blacks
“dreamy pastel, soft skin tones”
Lifted highlights, pink-tinted mids, low contrast
AI Grade generates real color grading parameters — the same ones you'd dial in manually. Every knob it touches is visible and editable.
The AI sees your actual image before generating. It won't add warmth to a shot that's already warm, or crush blacks on footage that's already dark. Context-sensitive grades, every time.
Temperature, tint, contrast, saturation, color wheels, RGB curves, HSL — the AI can touch every tool in Luttie's grading engine, not just basic corrections.
Every prompt returns three meaningfully different looks — not variations of the same grade. Explore different contrast approaches, temperature directions, and color wheel choices before committing.
Apply any look to the canvas and all parameters load into the normal sliders. Tweak, combine, or use it as a base for your own refinements — it's a starting point, not a locked black box.
You can try it once on a free account. You get the same three looks a Pro account would, and you can apply each one and keep adjusting it. Further requests, refining a look, and exporting the result as an image or a LUT need Pro.
It's colour grading where a model sets the controls for you from a description, such as "warm 70s film, faded blacks". In Luttie the AI looks at your image and your prompt, then sets the same curves, colour wheels and sliders you would set by hand, so the result is an ordinary grade you can edit.
Yes. If no image is loaded the AI grades purely from your text prompt. But for best results, upload your footage first — the AI reads your image's existing exposure and color cast and avoids overprocessing shots that are already well-balanced.
Absolutely. When you hit Apply, all the AI's parameters load into the normal sliders and controls — curves, color wheels, basic correction. You have full manual control to push or pull anything you want. The AI is a starting point, not a locked filter.
Pro gets up to 20 generations per hour and 50 per month, Lifetime gets 150 per month — both well above what any real workflow uses. Need more in a given month? Buy a top-up any time from Developer settings; it never expires and carries forward until you use it.
Yes, with Pro. Each of the 3 generated looks has its own download button in the results panel that exports a .cube LUT, without needing to apply it to the canvas first. You can also apply it and use the full LUT export section for .3dl or LUT pack formats.
AI Grade — up to 20 generations per hour and 50 a month, plus full LUT export, RAW support, color match, and every other tool.
New to it? Read what AI color grading is and how to turn an AI grade into a .cube LUT. Full steps are in the AI Grade docs.