Artist Found LUTs Collection for Mac

Mac Video

Updated Nov 6, 2026

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The Artist Found LUTs Collection is a pack of colour-grading lookup tables (LUTs) aimed at travel and lifestyle video creators. Rather than being software, it is a set of files you load into your video editor: apply a LUT and your footage takes on a designed colour look — warmer skin tones, richer greens, lifted shadows — in one click, which you can then dial up or down and fine-tune. The collection is sold through the FilterGrade marketplace, where it is listed as a premium pack, and it works on Mac inside any editor that supports standard LUT files.

Key Features

• A broad set of ready-made colour looks in one collection
• Designed for travel and lifestyle footage: colour enhancement with a distinct character
• Standard LUT format usable across major Mac video editors
• Adjustable intensity — blend the look with your original footage to taste
• Instant digital delivery as a download after purchase

How to Download

1. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the options for this collection.
2. The pack is sold through the FilterGrade marketplace, so purchase and download it from the creator's official store listing there — no separate vendor product page could be verified for this post.
3. Unzip the download, then import the LUTs into your editor's colour or effects panel and apply them to your clips.

System Requirements

There is no app to install: you need a Mac running a video editor that can load LUT files, such as Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Adobe Premiere Pro. The LUTs themselves are small files and place no real demand on your hardware.

FAQs

Which editors can use these LUTs?

Any editor that imports standard .CUBE-style LUTs, which includes Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro and After Effects on Mac. The marketplace listing confirms the current format and compatibility before you buy.

Do LUTs replace colour grading?

Not entirely. A LUT gives you a strong starting look in seconds, but good results still come from exposing and white-balancing your footage properly and adjusting the LUT's intensity per clip.