A well-placed vignette is the finishing touch that draws the viewer's eye to your subject and adds depth to a frame. Luttie's vignette tool gives you three controls — intensity, midpoint, and feather — that update in real time. Add a subtle natural darkening or go bold with a dramatic edge. Export your full grade, vignette included, as a .cube LUT.
How dark the edges become. A subtle 20–30% intensity adds depth without being obvious; a strong 70–80% creates a dramatic, stylized look.
How far the vignette reaches toward the center. A high midpoint keeps the darkening close to the edges; a lower midpoint brings it further in.
Controls how gradually the vignette fades from the edges to the center. High feather = smooth, invisible transition. Low feather = hard, dramatic edge.
A vignette is a darkening or desaturation effect applied to the edges and corners of an image, while keeping the center brighter. It mimics the natural light falloff seen in old camera lenses and film photography, and is widely used in modern editing to focus the viewer's eye on the center subject. In color grading, a vignette is often the final finishing touch on a cinematic grade.
In Luttie, open the Vignette panel and use the three sliders: Intensity (how dark the edges are), Midpoint (how far the vignette reaches inward), and Feather (how softly it fades). All changes preview in real time. Once you're happy with the result, export your full grade — including the vignette — as a .cube LUT to use in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or CapCut.
Yes. When you export a .cube LUT from Luttie, every active tool is baked into the export — including the vignette. The exported LUT captures the full spatial transformation, so applying it in your NLE reproduces the vignette exactly as it appeared in Luttie's editor.
Free to use. Exports with your full color grade as a .cube LUT.
Open the vignette tool