Yes, there are plenty of free LUMIX Real Time LUTs. Here is where to find the good ones, how to load them, and when a paid film look is worth the $9.
Yes. The official LUMIX Lab app includes around 200 free creator LUTs, Panasonic hosts a free LUT Library, and creators like Nick Driftwood give away Real Time LUT packs. You load any of them the same way, through the app or an SD card, and shoot finished looks in-camera at no cost.
LumiLUTs gives one away too: a free warm Kodak Gold 200 style look, the 33-point Amber 200 .cube, which you can download on this page and load in about two minutes.
A paid look earns its place when you want a specific, consistent film stock with real before-and-after proof, tuned to LUMIX colour. Start free, then buy the one look you keep reaching for.
The warm rendering of our Amber 200 look, free. A 33-point .cube that loads in about two minutes and gives you finished JPEGs straight out of camera, no editing and no computer. The full Amber 200 adds the cold rendering and the illustrated setup guide.
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Panasonic's free app carries a library of creator LUTs and a Magic LUT feature that generates a look from any photo, then transfers them to your camera wirelessly. The fastest way to start with zero cost. Get LUMIX Lab from Panasonic.
Panasonic's own collection of Real Time LUTs, free to download and load through the app or an SD card. A safe, on-brand starting point.
Independent creators give away Real Time LUT packs in .cube form. Quality varies, but there are genuinely good free sets out there worth trying before you spend anything.
Free or paid, LUTs load the same two ways, and both take about a minute. Full detail is in the install guide. In short: add the .cube in the LUMIX Lab app and Transfer to Camera, or copy it to an SD card and Load it under Custom Menu, Photo Quality, LUT Library. Then press the LUT button and shoot.
Each look is $9, sold on its own, and shown with same-scene before and after frames shot in-camera on a LUMIX. Film stock emulations and camera colour renderings, so there is no guesswork before you buy.



Browse the free options first, then grab the one paid look you keep coming back to.
New to all this? Start with getting started with LUMIX LUTs or what a Real Time LUT is. Want the full field of free and paid options compared? See our best LUMIX LUTs roundup. Chasing a specific stock? We map the popular ones on our film emulation LUTs hub.
Yes. We give away the warm rendering of our Amber 200 look, a Kodak Gold 200 style film emulation, free in exchange for your email. It is a 33-point .cube that loads on any LUMIX Real Time LUT body such as the S9, S5II, S5IIX and L10, and it works in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere, Final Cut and Lightroom too.
Yes. The free LUMIX Lab app includes around 200 creator LUTs, Panasonic hosts a free LUT Library, and creators such as Nick Driftwood give away Real Time LUT packs. They load the same way as paid ones and let you shoot finished looks in-camera at no cost.
Yes. LUMIX Lab is a free app from Panasonic. It includes a library of creator LUTs and a Magic LUT feature that can generate a look from any photo, and it transfers LUTs to your camera wirelessly.
Many are excellent and a great way to learn what you like. The trade-off is consistency and proof: free packs vary in quality, are rarely tuned to a specific film stock, and usually do not show same-scene before and after frames. A paid look is worth it when you want a specific, reliable film emulation you can see before you buy.
For a specific, consistent film stock with real before-and-after proof, tuned to LUMIX colour so skin and highlights hold shot after shot. Our looks are $9 each, shown with same-scene in-camera frames. See the full comparison.