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24 built-in starting points

Browse LUTs and filters by the kind of photo you are grading.

Choose a direction here, then open it in the editor. MintGrade renders the actual LUT or filter on your own uploaded photo, so you judge the look on the image that matters.

Cinematic

2 looks
Mint CinemaLUT · Teal depth, warm highlights
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Teal SunsetLUT · Cool shadows, sunset warmth
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Film

3 looks
Quiet FilmFilter · Soft toe, restrained saturation
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Rose FadeFilter · Soft rose print character
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Copper ShadowsLUT · Copper density in dark tones
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Portrait

3 looks
Soft PortraitFilter · Gentle skin and highlights
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Pastel AirFilter · Low contrast airy color
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Fashion CleanFilter · Neutral editorial finish
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Warm

2 looks
Golden HourLUT · Amber light and soft contrast
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Desert AmberLUT · Warm sand and copper mids
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Cool

2 looks
Cold SteelLUT · Clean blue steel palette
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Blue HourLUT · Deep blue evening tone
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Urban

3 looks
Urban NeonFilter · Neon color separation
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Night MintLUT · Mint cyan night shadows
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Street GritFilter · Dense contrast and texture
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Nature

2 looks
Forest MatteFilter · Muted greens and lifted blacks
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OceanicLUT · Cyan water and clean blues
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Clean

2 looks
Clean NeutralFilter · Open, balanced color
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Clean CommercialFilter · Bright, crisp product color
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B&W

2 looks
Contrast B&WFilter · Hard monochrome separation
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Silver B&WFilter · Balanced silver monochrome
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Food

1 looks
Food WarmthFilter · Warm appetizing midtones
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Travel

1 looks
Travel PopFilter · Clear color with extra punch
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Vintage

1 looks
Vintage PrintLUT · Warm paper-like color
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How to use them

Start with the closest direction, then make it fit the photograph.

Presets are not supposed to replace correction. Set exposure and white balance first, pick a look, adjust its strength, then use HSL, curves, masks or layers only where the image actually needs them.

1

Correct first

Fix exposure and white balance so a look is not compensating for a technical mistake.

2

Choose a category

Portrait, cinematic, urban, film, nature, warm, cool and other groups make the library faster to scan.

3

Refine locally

Use masks, background tools and blending layers when a global look should not affect the entire frame.