Look Converter
Add files · Preview · Fine tune (optional) · Convert to LUT, preset or 3DL
1Add files
What is a look? A colour style. Add presets (.xmp), LUTs (.cube / .3dl), edited DNG files, edited photos (JPG, PNG, WebP), or a ZIP of these. One upload can hold at most 40 looks. Other file types are refused.
Photos need their original. Name the untouched photo LookNameR.jpg (ends in R) and it pairs with LookName.jpg automatically. Not renamed? Tap + Original on the look. An original added on its own shows as a row: tap + to add its edited looks, or Not an original if the name only ends in R.
In the list: green ✓ = original added, red ! = the two photos do not line up (use the same crop), + = more looks from the same original, ✕ = remove. Removing shows an Undo.
Use the same frame and size for the best match. Presets can be found in the group LOOK CONVERTER BY OVAIS HAMDANI.
Allowed: JPG, PNG, WebP photos, presets (.xmp), LUTs (.cube / .3dl), DNG and ZIP. Max 40 looks per upload. Only photo looks use a credit; presets, LUTs and DNG are free. To pair an edited photo with its original, name the original LookNameR.jpg (ends in R), or tap + Original.
2Preview & fine tuneAccuracy
Drag the line to compare before and after. Hold the split-view button to see the original. Pinch or scroll to zoom.
Photos: each look uses its own original. Add photos to preview keeps them for every look until Reset; ✕ in the name bar removes one added photo. Gradient shows a test gradient.
Fine tune (optional): white balance (before the look), exposure, strength, brightness, contrast, highlights, whites, shadows, blacks, colour, vibrance and 8-colour HSL. Sliders need a short press before they move, so scrolling will not change them. Auto fine tune sets them from the photo, Reset fine tune clears them. AI Pixels (photo pairs only) is for pixelated or noisy photos. It smooths colour speckle and blocky colour edges in both the original and the edited photo before the look is learned, so colours blend instead of showing red or grey dots. Detail in mid-tones is kept, highlights and shadows are left alone, and no pixel is allowed to change by much. A noisier photo gets a stronger clean-up. Turning it on or off re-learns the looks. Tick All next to it to apply it to every photo look, or untick it to change only the look on screen. Icons: bolt = Auto fine tune, thermometer = Auto white balance (zoom into a face first; it picks the skin-coloured oval, then tests 8 temperature and 8 tint points three times and moves skin toward the skin line), arrow = reset, split square = compare with and without fine tune. Green means active. A small pixel-grid icon in the look list shows which looks used AI Pixels. White balance moves the photo's colour before the look is applied; it changes the preview right away and is included in the exported look when Include fine tune is ticked.
Changes appear in export as the Include fine tune box.
Preview only. Lightroom or your editing app will grade colour more accurately.
Fine tune · edited
Fine tune adjusts how the look is applied to the photo on screen. Sliders need a short press before they move, so scrolling does not change them. Double-tap a slider to reset it.
AI Pixels (photo pairs only) cleans colour speckle and blocky edges in the original and edited photo before the look is learned. All applies it to every photo look; untick it to change only the look on screen. Looks that used it show a small pixel-grid icon in the list.
Icons: bolt = Auto fine tune, thermometer = Auto white balance (zoom into a face first), arrow = reset, split square = compare with and without fine tune. Green means active. Auto fine tune, reset and compare are also in the bar when this panel is closed. The three circles at the right of the Preview title set matching accuracy (Fast, Balanced, Accurate); Balanced is the recommended default, and changing it re-learns the looks.
White balance and exposure-before-look change the photo before the look is applied. Include fine tune (in export) bakes your settings into the exported look.
Colour blending: 0 keeps colours most accurate (lips, small details). Higher gives smoother skin and sky. Contrast stays the same. It works on looks learned from before/after photos.
3Export
Preset (.xmp) works in Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw.
LUT (.cube / .3dl) works in video editors (DaVinci Resolve, Premiere, Final Cut), Photoshop and many phone apps. .cube is the common one.
Reset this look / Reset all looks clear fine tune for one look or every look.
A LUT is usually the more accurate of the two, because a preset can only hold slider values. For the closest colours (skin, lips) use the LUT.
Preview only. The preview is a quick guide. Your editing app will handle final colour more accurately.
Suggestions? We tried our best to make this simple to use. If you have an idea, please email .
Why is the full version paid? Look learning runs on powerful servers that must stay online and keep improving, and every part of it is rented. Your purchase pays for that and for new updates.
Why is there a daily limit? Each look uses real server power. To keep the service stable and fast for everyone, free accounts and buyers get a daily number of looks. Quality is better than quantity, so try a few looks and perfect them. A fresh limit comes every day.
Matching accuracy options (Fast, Accurate) are for buyers.
Choose what you want to get back: