Cyberpunk LUT Pack — 8 Neon Night City LUTs

The cyberpunk look is night city colour pushed to its limit: cyan and magenta neon, deep blue shadows, wet streets that glow. It comes from the lights in the shot as much as the grade, so it works best on footage that already has some colour in the dark: signs, screens, headlights, shop windows.

Eight looks for night, neon and anything futuristic, from clean city colour to haze and acid green.

What's inside

• Neon City: the classic cyan and magenta split, saturated, with deep blacks.
• Synthwave: blue shadows and magenta-purple highlights, with blues bent towards violet.
• Amber Smog: hazy, desaturated orange, the dystopian-city alternative to neon.
• Arcade: punchy and saturated, for gaming content and bright city signage.
• Cyan Glow: cool and cyan-led, for screens, rain and blue light.
• Magenta Haze: soft, lifted and pink, more dream than dystopia.
• Midnight Blue: darker overall, deep blue night with warm skin held against it.
• Acid Green: green and cyan, for a digital, glitchy feel.

Which one should you use?

Night streets with signs: Neon City. Music videos and edits: Synthwave or Magenta Haze. Gaming and screen content: Arcade. If the footage was shot in daylight, start with Midnight Blue and expect a stylised result: no LUT can add neon that isn't in the shot.

How to use them

1. Download the pack: every look is a separate .cube file.
2. Load one in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro or CapCut desktop, or try it on a still in the Luttie editor.
3. These are strong. Night footage is noisy, and heavy colour shows it: lower the intensity if the shadows start to break up.

Each file is yours to keep, for personal and client work. The pack is also included with Luttie Lifetime.