5 Methods to Denoise a Video

In today’s world, the quality of digital product such as photos and videos increase day by day, prompting us to create our content crystal clear and keep it that way. Of course, different kinds of effects and filters are great, and something called “noise” is one of them, but sometimes it is actually unwanted and makes our footage less likable. What is noise, or denoising, anyway? Well, instead of clear video, it’s something quite different – the footage looks grainy, sometimes excessively, and makes our eyes hurt, or simply, more difficult to see what’s going on on the screen. And if you didn’t decide to use a noise effect, then from where does it appear?..

Noise means a mix of different variations of brightness or color information in the shot. It is likely to show up when there is a low light, and/or when the video is taken with small sensors such as smartphones and action cameras. It works as follows: if someone tries to compensate for low-light settings with gain and ISO, more noise is produced.

But, as our readers already know, almost nothing is ever impossible to solve. There is a way to get rid of this annoying grain, and it is called, as pretty obvious, denoising. Hence, denoising in image and video production is used as a technique to take footage from grainy to crystal-clear. And, as you may already agree, it improves a viewer’s quality of experience. And how does this happen? - There are varied techniques, and each of them uses different mathematical and statistical models.

What is considered a good noise reduction? The technique is successful when it suppresses noise effectively in uniform regions; preserves edges and other characteristics, such as fine details and textures; and provides a visually natural experience.

and here you will learn 5 ways, as in 5 software to denoise a video. We’ll touch upon the following ones: Final Cut Pro, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Movavi Video Editor. But, we are not limited to these ones, so maybe there is one more you could use? You’ll find out in the article!

• Final Cut Pro

Noise that appears as unwanted grain or artifacts in the video image can be removed in Final Cut Pro pretty easily, you just have to follow the little steps for it. Keep in mind that Final Cut Pro is not eligible for PC, this editor is only available for Mac (but Windows users, tune in for the editors functioning on PC’s!)

So, you have your grained footage, which you already chose to denoise, and for which you will need a video reduction effect.

First, you will need to open Final Cut Pro and import abovementioned video. Select this clip in the timeline,

and position the play head in a way that the clip appears in the viewer, that is, on the big screen - for you to see well.

Click the Effects button in the top-right corner of the timeline, or, to use the shortcut, press Command & 5.

In the Effects browser, select the Basics category in the list of Video effects on the left, then select the Noise Reduction effect. For 360° clips, select the 360° category, then select the 360° Noise Reduction effect.

And you will need to do one of the following:

Drag the effect to the timeline clip you want to apply it to, or double-click the effect thumbnail to apply the effect to the selected clip.

When the effect is applied, Final Cut Pro analyzes the clip for noise, so you might need to wait for a little while the process is complete and only then see the result.

Interesting tip you can remember is that if you are using several effects to your video clip, then adding Noise Reduction as the first effect would guarantee the best results for you. So, Mac users, you can start denoising your videos in Final Cut Pro now!

• Adobe After Effects

Adobe After Effects is a digital visual effects, motion graphics, and compositing application… Pretty intense, right? This very software has endless powers, and one of them is, you guessed correctly – denoising the video! So, how are we going to do that in this monster of the industry?

Sometimes what’s annoying about this kind of programs is that you need plugins, so let’s try to find a way to achieve our desired result without using anything external.

So, first of all (as in all cases!) import your video into After Effects. Then, you will need to find Effect in the menu, and find: Noise and Grain. There, you will choose Remove Grain and click on it.

On the left side of the program layout, the Effects Control will be opened. Now, you see viewing mode, where you need to change Preview to Final Output.

So, this will be the video with Preview checked:

Which will look like this when Final Output is checked:

Somewhat different and looking better, right?..

By the way, you can watch the whole process video here !

• Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most and sophisticated video editor. So, of course, there is a way to reduce noise in this software as well, and this can be reached using effect called Median.

First of all, you add your footage to the Timeline in Premiere Pro and then go find the Effects Panel, where Median can be found. You need to drag and drop the Median effect to your video clip.

The next step is to make sure that adding the effect to the grainiest parts of the clip, which can be done using masks. So, in the Effects Control panel, you’ll need to select the mask shape for your clip – you can either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. With the latter you can move the Mask around the screen and resize it to cover the area.

And if you Change the Feather setting to 100, the effect will not have a very visible edge and some smoothness will cover for it.

You will need to repeat the process with more than one mask, if you would like to have covered all of the grainy area of your shot.

Lastly, you’ll need to adjust the effect settings to reduce the noise.

The Median effect doesn’t actually take away the graininess, it just blurs it. You’ll need to experiment with the Radius settings until you are happy with the result.

• DaVinci Resolve

When it comes to DaVinci Resolve, the process is somewhat different in the free version of it. So, first of all, off course, you add your footage into the timeline. Then,you are going to find the fusion tab underneath the timeline panel.

You will see MediaIn1 and MediaOut1, you click on MediaIn1, which will ensure the scene appears in the first viewer – and MediaOut1 by default is appearing in the second. So, now you stay on MediaIn1, hit shift+spacebar, and find the option which says: Remove Noise (RN) and then click Add, which adds the Remove Noise1 node. On the top right corner you will find Inspector, and if you click on it, you will see all the properties you can modify.

After going only into the second viewer, and in the top bar we can find channel icons. We open it and click on red, which makes the footage black and white for a while. Then, we go back to the Inspector, increase Softness Red and Detail Red.

This removes much grain from the red channel. Then we repeat the same for green, as well as for blue channel. Once you finish, you go to the same channel button in the bar and change it to “back to color”. So, the footage will have its colors back and you will see that it has become clearer, compared to the first viewer.

You can play around with the Chroma and Luma channels in the Inspector, if that is something you have ever had experience with!

• Movavi Video Editor

In Movavi Video Editor, it is pretty straightforward – unlike DaVinci Resolve, of course! So, getting to the point: the first thing you need to do is Entering the Edit Mode. In order to achieve it, you’ll need to click the Edit button next to the file you want to adjust or select Adjustments in the Tools tab.

After this, you will be able to select the Noise removal option, and then, move the Noise level slider to reflect the amount of noise you can see in the preview. The more noise you need to remove, the higher the Noise level, and vice versa.

When you’re finished removing the noise, click Apply, but in case you need to remove noise from several files, select Apply to all files, which ensures the same noise level will be applied on all your files there.

Lastly, of course, Wondershare Filmora X offers the same option as well. The steps are ase follows: You need to go to the Effects panel and type: “Smart Denoise”. Then, right-click on the video and choose Edit Properties.

This will make sure you go inside the Smart Denoise, where you can change opacity of the clip, threshold and radius.

You should reduce Opacity until you are satisfied with the result. Then, you can use the box next to Smart Denoise in order to see the scene before and after noise and grain removal.

So, that’s it! – We learned how to remove/reduce noise and grain from the videos, using several video editors. So you might as well start making your video clips look better right away!

Noise that appears as unwanted grain or artifacts in the video image can be removed in Final Cut Pro pretty easily, you just have to follow the little steps for it. Keep in mind that Final Cut Pro is not eligible for PC, this editor is only available for Mac (but Windows users, tune in for the editors functioning on PC’s!)

So, you have your grained footage, which you already chose to denoise, and for which you will need a video reduction effect.

First, you will need to open Final Cut Pro and import abovementioned video. Select this clip in the timeline,

and position the play head in a way that the clip appears in the viewer, that is, on the big screen - for you to see well.

Click the Effects button in the top-right corner of the timeline, or, to use the shortcut, press Command & 5.

In the Effects browser, select the Basics category in the list of Video effects on the left, then select the Noise Reduction effect. For 360° clips, select the 360° category, then select the 360° Noise Reduction effect.

And you will need to do one of the following:

Drag the effect to the timeline clip you want to apply it to, or double-click the effect thumbnail to apply the effect to the selected clip.

When the effect is applied, Final Cut Pro analyzes the clip for noise, so you might need to wait for a little while the process is complete and only then see the result.

Interesting tip you can remember is that if you are using several effects to your video clip, then adding Noise Reduction as the first effect would guarantee the best results for you. So, Mac users, you can start denoising your videos in Final Cut Pro now!

• Adobe After Effects

Adobe After Effects is a digital visual effects, motion graphics, and compositing application… Pretty intense, right? This very software has endless powers, and one of them is, you guessed correctly – denoising the video! So, how are we going to do that in this monster of the industry?

Sometimes what’s annoying about this kind of programs is that you need plugins, so let’s try to find a way to achieve our desired result without using anything external.

So, first of all (as in all cases!) import your video into After Effects. Then, you will need to find Effect in the menu, and find: Noise and Grain. There, you will choose Remove Grain and click on it.

On the left side of the program layout, the Effects Control will be opened. Now, you see viewing mode, where you need to change Preview to Final Output.

So, this will be the video with Preview checked:

Which will look like this when Final Output is checked:

Somewhat different and looking better, right?..

By the way, you can watch the whole process video here !

• Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most and sophisticated video editor. So, of course, there is a way to reduce noise in this software as well, and this can be reached using effect called Median.

First of all, you add your footage to the Timeline in Premiere Pro and then go find the Effects Panel, where Median can be found. You need to drag and drop the Median effect to your video clip.

The next step is to make sure that adding the effect to the grainiest parts of the clip, which can be done using masks. So, in the Effects Control panel, you’ll need to select the mask shape for your clip – you can either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. With the latter you can move the Mask around the screen and resize it to cover the area.

And if you Change the Feather setting to 100, the effect will not have a very visible edge and some smoothness will cover for it.

You will need to repeat the process with more than one mask, if you would like to have covered all of the grainy area of your shot.

Lastly, you’ll need to adjust the effect settings to reduce the noise.

The Median effect doesn’t actually take away the graininess, it just blurs it. You’ll need to experiment with the Radius settings until you are happy with the result.

• DaVinci Resolve

When it comes to DaVinci Resolve, the process is somewhat different in the free version of it. So, first of all, off course, you add your footage into the timeline. Then,you are going to find the fusion tab underneath the timeline panel.

You will see MediaIn1 and MediaOut1, you click on MediaIn1, which will ensure the scene appears in the first viewer – and MediaOut1 by default is appearing in the second. So, now you stay on MediaIn1, hit shift+spacebar, and find the option which says: Remove Noise (RN) and then click Add, which adds the Remove Noise1 node. On the top right corner you will find Inspector, and if you click on it, you will see all the properties you can modify.

After going only into the second viewer, and in the top bar we can find channel icons. We open it and click on red, which makes the footage black and white for a while. Then, we go back to the Inspector, increase Softness Red and Detail Red.

This removes much grain from the red channel. Then we repeat the same for green, as well as for blue channel. Once you finish, you go to the same channel button in the bar and change it to “back to color”. So, the footage will have its colors back and you will see that it has become clearer, compared to the first viewer.

You can play around with the Chroma and Luma channels in the Inspector, if that is something you have ever had experience with!

• Movavi Video Editor

In Movavi Video Editor, it is pretty straightforward – unlike DaVinci Resolve, of course! So, getting to the point: the first thing you need to do is Entering the Edit Mode. In order to achieve it, you’ll need to click the Edit button next to the file you want to adjust or select Adjustments in the Tools tab.

After this, you will be able to select the Noise removal option, and then, move the Noise level slider to reflect the amount of noise you can see in the preview. The more noise you need to remove, the higher the Noise level, and vice versa.

When you’re finished removing the noise, click Apply, but in case you need to remove noise from several files, select Apply to all files, which ensures the same noise level will be applied on all your files there.

Lastly, of course, Wondershare Filmora X offers the same option as well. The steps are ase follows: You need to go to the Effects panel and type: “Smart Denoise”. Then, right-click on the video and choose Edit Properties.

This will make sure you go inside the Smart Denoise, where you can change opacity of the clip, threshold and radius.

You should reduce Opacity until you are satisfied with the result. Then, you can use the box next to Smart Denoise in order to see the scene before and after noise and grain removal.

So, that’s it! – We learned how to remove/reduce noise and grain from the videos, using several video editors. So you might as well start making your video clips look better right away!

Noise that appears as unwanted grain or artifacts in the video image can be removed in Final Cut Pro pretty easily, you just have to follow the little steps for it. Keep in mind that Final Cut Pro is not eligible for PC, this editor is only available for Mac (but Windows users, tune in for the editors functioning on PC’s!)

So, you have your grained footage, which you already chose to denoise, and for which you will need a video reduction effect.

First, you will need to open Final Cut Pro and import abovementioned video. Select this clip in the timeline,

and position the play head in a way that the clip appears in the viewer, that is, on the big screen - for you to see well.

Click the Effects button in the top-right corner of the timeline, or, to use the shortcut, press Command & 5.

In the Effects browser, select the Basics category in the list of Video effects on the left, then select the Noise Reduction effect. For 360° clips, select the 360° category, then select the 360° Noise Reduction effect.

And you will need to do one of the following:

Drag the effect to the timeline clip you want to apply it to, or double-click the effect thumbnail to apply the effect to the selected clip.

When the effect is applied, Final Cut Pro analyzes the clip for noise, so you might need to wait for a little while the process is complete and only then see the result.

Interesting tip you can remember is that if you are using several effects to your video clip, then adding Noise Reduction as the first effect would guarantee the best results for you. So, Mac users, you can start denoising your videos in Final Cut Pro now!

• Adobe After Effects

Adobe After Effects is a digital visual effects, motion graphics, and compositing application… Pretty intense, right? This very software has endless powers, and one of them is, you guessed correctly – denoising the video! So, how are we going to do that in this monster of the industry?

Sometimes what’s annoying about this kind of programs is that you need plugins, so let’s try to find a way to achieve our desired result without using anything external.

So, first of all (as in all cases!) import your video into After Effects. Then, you will need to find Effect in the menu, and find: Noise and Grain. There, you will choose Remove Grain and click on it.

On the left side of the program layout, the Effects Control will be opened. Now, you see viewing mode, where you need to change Preview to Final Output.

So, this will be the video with Preview checked:

Which will look like this when Final Output is checked:

Somewhat different and looking better, right?..

By the way, you can watch the whole process video here !

• Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most and sophisticated video editor. So, of course, there is a way to reduce noise in this software as well, and this can be reached using effect called Median.

First of all, you add your footage to the Timeline in Premiere Pro and then go find the Effects Panel, where Median can be found. You need to drag and drop the Median effect to your video clip.

The next step is to make sure that adding the effect to the grainiest parts of the clip, which can be done using masks. So, in the Effects Control panel, you’ll need to select the mask shape for your clip – you can either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. With the latter you can move the Mask around the screen and resize it to cover the area.

And if you Change the Feather setting to 100, the effect will not have a very visible edge and some smoothness will cover for it.

You will need to repeat the process with more than one mask, if you would like to have covered all of the grainy area of your shot.

Lastly, you’ll need to adjust the effect settings to reduce the noise.

The Median effect doesn’t actually take away the graininess, it just blurs it. You’ll need to experiment with the Radius settings until you are happy with the result.

• DaVinci Resolve

When it comes to DaVinci Resolve, the process is somewhat different in the free version of it. So, first of all, off course, you add your footage into the timeline. Then,you are going to find the fusion tab underneath the timeline panel.

You will see MediaIn1 and MediaOut1, you click on MediaIn1, which will ensure the scene appears in the first viewer – and MediaOut1 by default is appearing in the second. So, now you stay on MediaIn1, hit shift+spacebar, and find the option which says: Remove Noise (RN) and then click Add, which adds the Remove Noise1 node. On the top right corner you will find Inspector, and if you click on it, you will see all the properties you can modify.

After going only into the second viewer, and in the top bar we can find channel icons. We open it and click on red, which makes the footage black and white for a while. Then, we go back to the Inspector, increase Softness Red and Detail Red.

This removes much grain from the red channel. Then we repeat the same for green, as well as for blue channel. Once you finish, you go to the same channel button in the bar and change it to “back to color”. So, the footage will have its colors back and you will see that it has become clearer, compared to the first viewer.

You can play around with the Chroma and Luma channels in the Inspector, if that is something you have ever had experience with!

• Movavi Video Editor

In Movavi Video Editor, it is pretty straightforward – unlike DaVinci Resolve, of course! So, getting to the point: the first thing you need to do is Entering the Edit Mode. In order to achieve it, you’ll need to click the Edit button next to the file you want to adjust or select Adjustments in the Tools tab.

After this, you will be able to select the Noise removal option, and then, move the Noise level slider to reflect the amount of noise you can see in the preview. The more noise you need to remove, the higher the Noise level, and vice versa.

When you’re finished removing the noise, click Apply, but in case you need to remove noise from several files, select Apply to all files, which ensures the same noise level will be applied on all your files there.

Lastly, of course, Wondershare Filmora X offers the same option as well. The steps are ase follows: You need to go to the Effects panel and type: “Smart Denoise”. Then, right-click on the video and choose Edit Properties.

This will make sure you go inside the Smart Denoise, where you can change opacity of the clip, threshold and radius.

You should reduce Opacity until you are satisfied with the result. Then, you can use the box next to Smart Denoise in order to see the scene before and after noise and grain removal.

So, that’s it! – We learned how to remove/reduce noise and grain from the videos, using several video editors. So you might as well start making your video clips look better right away!

Noise that appears as unwanted grain or artifacts in the video image can be removed in Final Cut Pro pretty easily, you just have to follow the little steps for it. Keep in mind that Final Cut Pro is not eligible for PC, this editor is only available for Mac (but Windows users, tune in for the editors functioning on PC’s!)

So, you have your grained footage, which you already chose to denoise, and for which you will need a video reduction effect.

First, you will need to open Final Cut Pro and import abovementioned video. Select this clip in the timeline,

and position the play head in a way that the clip appears in the viewer, that is, on the big screen - for you to see well.

Click the Effects button in the top-right corner of the timeline, or, to use the shortcut, press Command & 5.

In the Effects browser, select the Basics category in the list of Video effects on the left, then select the Noise Reduction effect. For 360° clips, select the 360° category, then select the 360° Noise Reduction effect.

And you will need to do one of the following:

Drag the effect to the timeline clip you want to apply it to, or double-click the effect thumbnail to apply the effect to the selected clip.

When the effect is applied, Final Cut Pro analyzes the clip for noise, so you might need to wait for a little while the process is complete and only then see the result.

Interesting tip you can remember is that if you are using several effects to your video clip, then adding Noise Reduction as the first effect would guarantee the best results for you. So, Mac users, you can start denoising your videos in Final Cut Pro now!

• Adobe After Effects

Adobe After Effects is a digital visual effects, motion graphics, and compositing application… Pretty intense, right? This very software has endless powers, and one of them is, you guessed correctly – denoising the video! So, how are we going to do that in this monster of the industry?

Sometimes what’s annoying about this kind of programs is that you need plugins, so let’s try to find a way to achieve our desired result without using anything external.

So, first of all (as in all cases!) import your video into After Effects. Then, you will need to find Effect in the menu, and find: Noise and Grain. There, you will choose Remove Grain and click on it.

On the left side of the program layout, the Effects Control will be opened. Now, you see viewing mode, where you need to change Preview to Final Output.

So, this will be the video with Preview checked:

Which will look like this when Final Output is checked:

Somewhat different and looking better, right?..

By the way, you can watch the whole process video here !

• Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most and sophisticated video editor. So, of course, there is a way to reduce noise in this software as well, and this can be reached using effect called Median.

First of all, you add your footage to the Timeline in Premiere Pro and then go find the Effects Panel, where Median can be found. You need to drag and drop the Median effect to your video clip.

The next step is to make sure that adding the effect to the grainiest parts of the clip, which can be done using masks. So, in the Effects Control panel, you’ll need to select the mask shape for your clip – you can either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. With the latter you can move the Mask around the screen and resize it to cover the area.

And if you Change the Feather setting to 100, the effect will not have a very visible edge and some smoothness will cover for it.

You will need to repeat the process with more than one mask, if you would like to have covered all of the grainy area of your shot.

Lastly, you’ll need to adjust the effect settings to reduce the noise.

The Median effect doesn’t actually take away the graininess, it just blurs it. You’ll need to experiment with the Radius settings until you are happy with the result.

• DaVinci Resolve

When it comes to DaVinci Resolve, the process is somewhat different in the free version of it. So, first of all, off course, you add your footage into the timeline. Then,you are going to find the fusion tab underneath the timeline panel.

You will see MediaIn1 and MediaOut1, you click on MediaIn1, which will ensure the scene appears in the first viewer – and MediaOut1 by default is appearing in the second. So, now you stay on MediaIn1, hit shift+spacebar, and find the option which says: Remove Noise (RN) and then click Add, which adds the Remove Noise1 node. On the top right corner you will find Inspector, and if you click on it, you will see all the properties you can modify.

After going only into the second viewer, and in the top bar we can find channel icons. We open it and click on red, which makes the footage black and white for a while. Then, we go back to the Inspector, increase Softness Red and Detail Red.

This removes much grain from the red channel. Then we repeat the same for green, as well as for blue channel. Once you finish, you go to the same channel button in the bar and change it to “back to color”. So, the footage will have its colors back and you will see that it has become clearer, compared to the first viewer.

You can play around with the Chroma and Luma channels in the Inspector, if that is something you have ever had experience with!

• Movavi Video Editor

In Movavi Video Editor, it is pretty straightforward – unlike DaVinci Resolve, of course! So, getting to the point: the first thing you need to do is Entering the Edit Mode. In order to achieve it, you’ll need to click the Edit button next to the file you want to adjust or select Adjustments in the Tools tab.

After this, you will be able to select the Noise removal option, and then, move the Noise level slider to reflect the amount of noise you can see in the preview. The more noise you need to remove, the higher the Noise level, and vice versa.

When you’re finished removing the noise, click Apply, but in case you need to remove noise from several files, select Apply to all files, which ensures the same noise level will be applied on all your files there.

Lastly, of course, Wondershare Filmora X offers the same option as well. The steps are ase follows: You need to go to the Effects panel and type: “Smart Denoise”. Then, right-click on the video and choose Edit Properties.

This will make sure you go inside the Smart Denoise, where you can change opacity of the clip, threshold and radius.

You should reduce Opacity until you are satisfied with the result. Then, you can use the box next to Smart Denoise in order to see the scene before and after noise and grain removal.

So, that’s it! – We learned how to remove/reduce noise and grain from the videos, using several video editors. So you might as well start making your video clips look better right away!

Blender - A Video Editor for All Professor

Video editing has become one of the most necessary steps in designing quality content because of the rise in popularity of video streaming platforms. There are nearly hundreds of video editing applications available in the market that facilitate video enhancement tools. And one such application is the Blender, which is available on both macOS and Windows. However, what makes this application stand out from others is its feature-loaded interface that can modify any ordinary video into cinematic clips.

Blender editor is a professional software used even by filmmakers to create stunning visual content as well as animated videos that can attract the attention of a larger audience. Its interface is very simple and easy to use which enables the new users to interact and learn with the different tools available in the application.

1. How to download and install Blender?

Blender is believed to be one of the most advanced and very capable video editors that have been used for over a decade now by content creators. The variety of options for import and export quality of any video content is what attracts most users. The tools are also very useful to all kinds of video content creators no matter the scale of their project. And if you want Blender download and installation on your device, then here is how you can do it:

First, go to the search bar of your web browser and type “Download Blender for Windows” or “Download Blender for macOS” depending on your PC operating system.

Then from the search results, click on the first result and navigate to the official website of Blender where you will see “Download Blender to Windows device” for Windows users.

For the macOS users, they will find the option to “Download Blender to Mac device”.

Click on that and the file will be downloaded to your PC over a short time. Then click on it and with the help of the installation wizard, allow the permissions for installation.

The installation will take some time and when it is finished, you will be able to edit videos using Blender without any difficulty.

2. Key Features of Blender

Some of the key features of Blender are as follows:

• Blender is an open-source application ready for your customization
• Easy-to-use interface with tutorial videos for different tools
• Real-time viewport availability with luma waveform
• Blender video editing provides the availability of both CPU & GPU rendering
• Multiple format support for both imports and export
• VR video editing support for 360° video contents
• Syncing, scrubbing, and easy audio mixing
• Powerful color grading tools for a cinematic look

3. How to edit videos with Blender?

Blender has an intuitive user interface that allows its users to interact with the different video editing tools to edit videos. It also provides tutorials for beginners who don’t know how to edit the videos. But sometimes all these varieties of tools may seem overwhelming. And if you are looking for a guide to editing videos using Blender, then you can follow these steps:

**Stepwise process

First, open the Blender application and when the interface opens, you will see the video preview mode on the top. At the bottom, you will find the video sequencing tool.

Now, drag and drop any media file that you want to edit and the cyan color will appear as an audio strip and the video strip will have a blue color.

Here, you can play the clip to view it, and then you are available with tools to cut, split, trim, and crop the video clips according to your preference. The green bar at the start and end of video clips is the intro and outro and dragging it you will be able to adjust the duration of your clips.

After you are done with the individual clips, you can sequence them as per your needs on the sequence bar available at the bottom of your screen.

You can change the default audio of your media files by clicking on the “Audio” option given in the menu bar and then selecting any audio track according to your preference.

After you are done with all the necessary modifications to your clips, you will need to click on the “Output” option on the left. Here you can change the path for your saved projects.

From the output menu, click on the “Animation’ option and then save your video. This will export your video to the desired location on your device.

4. Blender Alternative to Edit Videos

Blender is one of the most amazing video editors of all time and most video creators use it daily to edit their content. But for some reason, if you are looking at alternatives to Blender video editor, then Filmora can be a great replacement for this application. Filmora features some of the best video editing tools that are easy yet effective to use. And Filmora also comes with a free trial for you to test run the application and its several features.

Here is how you can download and install Filmora on your device:

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

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For macOS 10.12 or later

**Stepwise process

• First, go to your web browser and then search “Download Filmora for Windows” if you are using a Windows device. And if you are using an Apple device, then you will need to search for “Download Filmora for macOS”.
• Then you need to click on the first search result which will take you to the official website of Filmora. There you will see “Filmora for Windows” or “Filmora for macOS” depending on your device. Then click on that and you will be asked to choose between “Free trial” or “Buy Filmora” fordownloading the application.
• Choose the version you want to download for your device and after the application is downloaded to your PC. After that install the application and open it.
• Inside the Filmora interface, you will need to first click on “Create project” where you can import any media file to edit.
• The video clips will be shown on a timeline as thumbnails at the bottom of your screen. You can trim or crop the video clips from there. You are also available with the option to rearrange the clips according to your preference.
• After you are done with the sequence of the clips, you can add transitions, effects, and presets to the video clips to make them more attractive.
• Now you can add a music track or voice-over to the video and select the span of timeline for which you want the audio to be played.
• Before exporting you will have the option to change the video quality and framerate and when done, the changes will be saved. When you are done with all the changes, you need to click on the “Export” project to save it to your device.

5. FAQs about Blender

1.Is Blender video editor free to use?

Yes, Blender video editor is completely free to use and it doesn’t need any special payment for accessing any of its tools. You can search for the official Blender installation package and download it for free to edit your videos.

2.Can Blender edit 4K quality videos?

There are multiple quality and framerate support to import media files to Blender video editor and export them. And you can edit your 4K video contents by changing the settings inside the Blender application.

3.Is Blender good for beginners?

Yes, Blender video editor is very good for beginners since it features an easy-to-use intuitive user interface that can be used by almost anyone. And it also features tutorials that can help beginners understand the different tools of the Blender video editor.

Conclusion

The popularity of video streaming platforms has made the quality of content in videos very demanding. And this rise in demand for high-quality videos needs an appropriate video editor. The article discussed the downloading and installation process of Blender and the complete procedure of how you can use it to edit videos. Also, if you are looking for alternatives to Blender, then we have discussed the Filmora application and a complete stepwise guide about how you can use it.

3. How to edit videos with Blender?

Blender has an intuitive user interface that allows its users to interact with the different video editing tools to edit videos. It also provides tutorials for beginners who don’t know how to edit the videos. But sometimes all these varieties of tools may seem overwhelming. And if you are looking for a guide to editing videos using Blender, then you can follow these steps:

**Stepwise process

First, open the Blender application and when the interface opens, you will see the video preview mode on the top. At the bottom, you will find the video sequencing tool.

Now, drag and drop any media file that you want to edit and the cyan color will appear as an audio strip and the video strip will have a blue color.

Here, you can play the clip to view it, and then you are available with tools to cut, split, trim, and crop the video clips according to your preference. The green bar at the start and end of video clips is the intro and outro and dragging it you will be able to adjust the duration of your clips.

After you are done with the individual clips, you can sequence them as per your needs on the sequence bar available at the bottom of your screen.

You can change the default audio of your media files by clicking on the “Audio” option given in the menu bar and then selecting any audio track according to your preference.

After you are done with all the necessary modifications to your clips, you will need to click on the “Output” option on the left. Here you can change the path for your saved projects.

From the output menu, click on the “Animation’ option and then save your video. This will export your video to the desired location on your device.

4. Blender Alternative to Edit Videos

Blender is one of the most amazing video editors of all time and most video creators use it daily to edit their content. But for some reason, if you are looking at alternatives to Blender video editor, then Filmora can be a great replacement for this application. Filmora features some of the best video editing tools that are easy yet effective to use. And Filmora also comes with a free trial for you to test run the application and its several features.

Here is how you can download and install Filmora on your device:

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

**Stepwise process

• First, go to your web browser and then search “Download Filmora for Windows” if you are using a Windows device. And if you are using an Apple device, then you will need to search for “Download Filmora for macOS”.
• Then you need to click on the first search result which will take you to the official website of Filmora. There you will see “Filmora for Windows” or “Filmora for macOS” depending on your device. Then click on that and you will be asked to choose between “Free trial” or “Buy Filmora” fordownloading the application.
• Choose the version you want to download for your device and after the application is downloaded to your PC. After that install the application and open it.
• Inside the Filmora interface, you will need to first click on “Create project” where you can import any media file to edit.
• The video clips will be shown on a timeline as thumbnails at the bottom of your screen. You can trim or crop the video clips from there. You are also available with the option to rearrange the clips according to your preference.
• After you are done with the sequence of the clips, you can add transitions, effects, and presets to the video clips to make them more attractive.
• Now you can add a music track or voice-over to the video and select the span of timeline for which you want the audio to be played.
• Before exporting you will have the option to change the video quality and framerate and when done, the changes will be saved. When you are done with all the changes, you need to click on the “Export” project to save it to your device.

5. FAQs about Blender

1.Is Blender video editor free to use?

Yes, Blender video editor is completely free to use and it doesn’t need any special payment for accessing any of its tools. You can search for the official Blender installation package and download it for free to edit your videos.

2.Can Blender edit 4K quality videos?

There are multiple quality and framerate support to import media files to Blender video editor and export them. And you can edit your 4K video contents by changing the settings inside the Blender application.

3.Is Blender good for beginners?

Yes, Blender video editor is very good for beginners since it features an easy-to-use intuitive user interface that can be used by almost anyone. And it also features tutorials that can help beginners understand the different tools of the Blender video editor.

Conclusion

The popularity of video streaming platforms has made the quality of content in videos very demanding. And this rise in demand for high-quality videos needs an appropriate video editor. The article discussed the downloading and installation process of Blender and the complete procedure of how you can use it to edit videos. Also, if you are looking for alternatives to Blender, then we have discussed the Filmora application and a complete stepwise guide about how you can use it.

3. How to edit videos with Blender?

Blender has an intuitive user interface that allows its users to interact with the different video editing tools to edit videos. It also provides tutorials for beginners who don’t know how to edit the videos. But sometimes all these varieties of tools may seem overwhelming. And if you are looking for a guide to editing videos using Blender, then you can follow these steps:

**Stepwise process

First, open the Blender application and when the interface opens, you will see the video preview mode on the top. At the bottom, you will find the video sequencing tool.

Now, drag and drop any media file that you want to edit and the cyan color will appear as an audio strip and the video strip will have a blue color.

Here, you can play the clip to view it, and then you are available with tools to cut, split, trim, and crop the video clips according to your preference. The green bar at the start and end of video clips is the intro and outro and dragging it you will be able to adjust the duration of your clips.

After you are done with the individual clips, you can sequence them as per your needs on the sequence bar available at the bottom of your screen.

You can change the default audio of your media files by clicking on the “Audio” option given in the menu bar and then selecting any audio track according to your preference.

After you are done with all the necessary modifications to your clips, you will need to click on the “Output” option on the left. Here you can change the path for your saved projects.

From the output menu, click on the “Animation’ option and then save your video. This will export your video to the desired location on your device.

4. Blender Alternative to Edit Videos

Blender is one of the most amazing video editors of all time and most video creators use it daily to edit their content. But for some reason, if you are looking at alternatives to Blender video editor, then Filmora can be a great replacement for this application. Filmora features some of the best video editing tools that are easy yet effective to use. And Filmora also comes with a free trial for you to test run the application and its several features.

Here is how you can download and install Filmora on your device:

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

**Stepwise process

• First, go to your web browser and then search “Download Filmora for Windows” if you are using a Windows device. And if you are using an Apple device, then you will need to search for “Download Filmora for macOS”.
• Then you need to click on the first search result which will take you to the official website of Filmora. There you will see “Filmora for Windows” or “Filmora for macOS” depending on your device. Then click on that and you will be asked to choose between “Free trial” or “Buy Filmora” fordownloading the application.
• Choose the version you want to download for your device and after the application is downloaded to your PC. After that install the application and open it.
• Inside the Filmora interface, you will need to first click on “Create project” where you can import any media file to edit.
• The video clips will be shown on a timeline as thumbnails at the bottom of your screen. You can trim or crop the video clips from there. You are also available with the option to rearrange the clips according to your preference.
• After you are done with the sequence of the clips, you can add transitions, effects, and presets to the video clips to make them more attractive.
• Now you can add a music track or voice-over to the video and select the span of timeline for which you want the audio to be played.
• Before exporting you will have the option to change the video quality and framerate and when done, the changes will be saved. When you are done with all the changes, you need to click on the “Export” project to save it to your device.

5. FAQs about Blender

1.Is Blender video editor free to use?

Yes, Blender video editor is completely free to use and it doesn’t need any special payment for accessing any of its tools. You can search for the official Blender installation package and download it for free to edit your videos.

2.Can Blender edit 4K quality videos?

There are multiple quality and framerate support to import media files to Blender video editor and export them. And you can edit your 4K video contents by changing the settings inside the Blender application.

3.Is Blender good for beginners?

Yes, Blender video editor is very good for beginners since it features an easy-to-use intuitive user interface that can be used by almost anyone. And it also features tutorials that can help beginners understand the different tools of the Blender video editor.

Conclusion

The popularity of video streaming platforms has made the quality of content in videos very demanding. And this rise in demand for high-quality videos needs an appropriate video editor. The article discussed the downloading and installation process of Blender and the complete procedure of how you can use it to edit videos. Also, if you are looking for alternatives to Blender, then we have discussed the Filmora application and a complete stepwise guide about how you can use it.

3. How to edit videos with Blender?

Blender has an intuitive user interface that allows its users to interact with the different video editing tools to edit videos. It also provides tutorials for beginners who don’t know how to edit the videos. But sometimes all these varieties of tools may seem overwhelming. And if you are looking for a guide to editing videos using Blender, then you can follow these steps:

**Stepwise process

First, open the Blender application and when the interface opens, you will see the video preview mode on the top. At the bottom, you will find the video sequencing tool.

Now, drag and drop any media file that you want to edit and the cyan color will appear as an audio strip and the video strip will have a blue color.

Here, you can play the clip to view it, and then you are available with tools to cut, split, trim, and crop the video clips according to your preference. The green bar at the start and end of video clips is the intro and outro and dragging it you will be able to adjust the duration of your clips.

After you are done with the individual clips, you can sequence them as per your needs on the sequence bar available at the bottom of your screen.

You can change the default audio of your media files by clicking on the “Audio” option given in the menu bar and then selecting any audio track according to your preference.

After you are done with all the necessary modifications to your clips, you will need to click on the “Output” option on the left. Here you can change the path for your saved projects.

From the output menu, click on the “Animation’ option and then save your video. This will export your video to the desired location on your device.

4. Blender Alternative to Edit Videos

Blender is one of the most amazing video editors of all time and most video creators use it daily to edit their content. But for some reason, if you are looking at alternatives to Blender video editor, then Filmora can be a great replacement for this application. Filmora features some of the best video editing tools that are easy yet effective to use. And Filmora also comes with a free trial for you to test run the application and its several features.

Here is how you can download and install Filmora on your device:

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

**Stepwise process

• First, go to your web browser and then search “Download Filmora for Windows” if you are using a Windows device. And if you are using an Apple device, then you will need to search for “Download Filmora for macOS”.
• Then you need to click on the first search result which will take you to the official website of Filmora. There you will see “Filmora for Windows” or “Filmora for macOS” depending on your device. Then click on that and you will be asked to choose between “Free trial” or “Buy Filmora” fordownloading the application.
• Choose the version you want to download for your device and after the application is downloaded to your PC. After that install the application and open it.
• Inside the Filmora interface, you will need to first click on “Create project” where you can import any media file to edit.
• The video clips will be shown on a timeline as thumbnails at the bottom of your screen. You can trim or crop the video clips from there. You are also available with the option to rearrange the clips according to your preference.
• After you are done with the sequence of the clips, you can add transitions, effects, and presets to the video clips to make them more attractive.
• Now you can add a music track or voice-over to the video and select the span of timeline for which you want the audio to be played.
• Before exporting you will have the option to change the video quality and framerate and when done, the changes will be saved. When you are done with all the changes, you need to click on the “Export” project to save it to your device.

5. FAQs about Blender

1.Is Blender video editor free to use?

Yes, Blender video editor is completely free to use and it doesn’t need any special payment for accessing any of its tools. You can search for the official Blender installation package and download it for free to edit your videos.

2.Can Blender edit 4K quality videos?

There are multiple quality and framerate support to import media files to Blender video editor and export them. And you can edit your 4K video contents by changing the settings inside the Blender application.

3.Is Blender good for beginners?

Yes, Blender video editor is very good for beginners since it features an easy-to-use intuitive user interface that can be used by almost anyone. And it also features tutorials that can help beginners understand the different tools of the Blender video editor.

Conclusion

The popularity of video streaming platforms has made the quality of content in videos very demanding. And this rise in demand for high-quality videos needs an appropriate video editor. The article discussed the downloading and installation process of Blender and the complete procedure of how you can use it to edit videos. Also, if you are looking for alternatives to Blender, then we have discussed the Filmora application and a complete stepwise guide about how you can use it.

Best Online MPEG to GIF Converters

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Provide abundant video effects - A creative video editor

Powerful color correction and grading

Detailed tutorials provided by the official channel

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GIFs are known to be quite effective in displaying a video portrayal. Many people save special moments across GIFs to make sharing easy and simple. However, when you own different forms of video formats and are looking to convert them to a GIF, you may need a proper tool for its execution. In this article, we shall be working on converting MPEG to GIF without any difficulty.

To make sure that you successfully convert a MPEG to GIF, this article will introduce a set of offline and online converters for effective execution.

In this article

Part 1: Best 3 MPEG to GIF Converter Software

Part 2: Top Online 5 MPEG to GIF Converters

Part 3: How to Convert MPEG to GIF Using Wondershare Filmora?

Part 1: Best 3 MPEG to GIF Converter Software

This part will focus on the offline software that can be considered for converting MPEG to GIF. Follow through these tools to understand more details about them:

1. Wondershare Filmora

Compatibility	Pricing
Windows/Mac	$28.98/Monthly $68.98/Annual $98.98/Perpetual

This offline software stands among the premium software of the market that provides efficient services in video management. From basic video editing to diverse features such as adding effects and transitions across it, Wondershare Filmora provides enthusiast-level features to its users. The advanced and modern features, combined with simple interfaces, bring a competitive environment for users.

As you create a video across Wondershare Filmora, multiple advanced tools can be consumed easily. You can find examples like motion tracking and overlays across the tool. However, if you consider converting a MPEG video to a GIF, Filmora is definitely a great option in the market.

Advantages

• Provides a wide variety of effects and overlays.
• Quick rendering of video while converting or editing.
• A cost-effective tool with a vast set of elements.
• Offers intuitive guidelines and custom animation tools.

Disadvantage

• Adds watermark across the exported video in the free version.

2. Adobe Premiere Pro

Compatibility	Pricing
Windows/Mac	$20.99/Monthly

Adobe has developed industry-standard tools in this developing age of digital software. Adobe Premiere Pro is an efficient example of good video editing and management software. The ecosystem of tools offered across Premiere Pro is extensive and prolific; however, the user needs to have a basic knowledge of video editing before coming across it.

The conversion opportunities across this MPEG to GIF converter software are extensive. Its execution, alongside the wide variety of conversion options, is responsive. This makes it a great choice for your organization that is in search of a perfect tool for this purpose.

Pros

The interface is quite clear and flexible for video editors.

The stabilization tool of Filmora is commendable for users.

Collaborate with other editors on different projects through Creative Cloud.

Can perform color correction and audio tweaking on videos before having them exported.

Cons

This tool is not designed for beginners and people who do not understand video editing.

3. VLC

Compatibility	Windows/Mac/Linux
Windows/Mac	Free

VLC is a free and open-source media player that provides an inspiring variety of tools across its platform. Unlike other free tools, VLC does not work across simple features and characteristics. It offers options for converting, streaming, video editing, and enhancing. This makes it an exceptional offer for users looking to convert their MPEG to GIF.

The tool is highly customizable and is supported with extensive file format support. Looking across the different features required in the process, you can add different plugins to expand your work across VLC.

Benefits

• Offers easy conversion of video files without loss in quality.
• Encode outbound streams without any issues.
• Works perfectly for Linux, Windows, and Mac devices. Also available across Android and iPhone devices.
• It can be expanded through plugins for better functionality.

Drawback

• You cannot edit the video using the VLC Media Player.

Part 2: Top Online 5 MPEG to GIF Converters

For this part, we shall work across a few impressive online converters that can be essentially used for converting a MPEG to GIF. Go through the functions of these tools to understand how you can convert your required video with ease.

1. Aconvert

The first option among the premium online converters for MPEG to GIF is Aconvert. This tool can be quite charismatic in providing you with a proper platform to work on your video conversion. While being a simple tool, you can make changes in the video in the best possible manner. Not only does this tool provide the conversion of the specific format, but it also covers an immense amount of conversion options.

Benefits

• Set the duration of the GIF as per your desire.
• Change the video settings, such as bitrate, frame rate, and size.
• A simple and effective user interface.
• Contains a proper description of the file formats for the user’s knowledge.

Con

• Does not keep up with the quality of the video while converting.

2. EZGIF.com

As the name suggests, this online converter is a very simple and effective tool to try. As it converts a MPEG video into a GIF with ease, you can surely look for this tool for quick results. With the option of multiple tools to work with, you can add this tool to your daily life for quick functions. EZGIF.com returns you with an animated GIF, which is quite effective compared to other online platforms.

Advantages

You can paste a URL of a video directly for conversion.

Provides a variety of file formats to its users.

Covers videos of variating frame rates, which makes it diverse.

Get an accurate start and end of the GIF with proper setting tools.

Bad

Users can only upload file sizes of 100MB.

3. CloudConvert

You may find this online platform to be the most effective for converting your MPEG files. While offering various options for converting videos, you can easily manage more than 200+ formats across the tool. Along with that, Cloudconvert ensures the security of all shared data across the platform. It does not allow anyone else to access your data.

Goods

You can ensure high-quality conversion with the online converter tool.

It offers you the option of setting the resolution of the video that you wish to convert.

Helps in changing the aspect ratio of the tool with ease.

You can also change the frame rate of the video that is to be converted.

Bad

Allows converting 25 videos in a day.

4. OnlineConvertFree

Another great website that you can consider to convert your MPEG to GIF is OnlineConvertFree. With a wide variety of conversion options available across the format, you can make quality GIFs. Along with that, the platform allows its users to upload videos through the computer and Dropbox or Google Drive. Its fast conversion makes it a premium option among users.

Pros

It is a completely free tool to use.

Provides users with support across more than 250 file formats.

Do not keep any data across the website for security reasons.

You can also save your converted data across the cloud.

Cons

The website contains a lot of ads throughout.

5. Convertio

This platform is another exceptional option in file conversion that can be considered in the online software. Convertio supports more than 25600 different file conversion options, which shows that the file format support is extremely elaborate in the platform. The process of conversion is the simplest you can find in the market. Along with that, the tool ensures that the shared files are kept secure from unauthorized access.

Pros

Provides exceptional features for free.

The interface is quite straightforward.

Allows batch conversion of multiple MPEG files into GIFs.

Ensures the quality of the converted file.

Cons

Users are bound to buy a plan for Convertio to use its full features without any file size limits.

Part 3: How to Convert MPEG to GIF Using Wondershare Filmora?

Filmora can be a great option to convert MPEG to GIF without any problems. You need to go through the steps to figure out the complete procedure with ease.

Step 1: Launch Filmora and Open Project

Download and install the latest version of Wondershare Filmora on your computer. Once done, launch the tool and click on “New Project” to open a new window.

Step 2: Import MPEG Video File

Once a new window opens up, you need to click on the “Import” icon displayed in the “Media” section. Add the MPEG video that is to be converted to a GIF. Once added, drag it across the timeline.

Step 3: Export as GIF

Click on the “Export” icon to open the export options. You need to select the option of “GIF” displayed on the left-hand column of the screen. Once done, set up a name and location for the video. Along with that, you can also change the resolution, frame rate, and size by clicking on “Settings.” Once done, click on the “Export” button to conclude the process.

Conclusion

Have you learned about the variety of software that is available to convert MPEG to GIF? You can consider any tools for making quick changes across your video. Along with that, for perfect execution with quality, you can definitely consider using Wondershare Filmora to convert your video files. Go through the article to make the perfect selection for your tasks.

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GIFs are known to be quite effective in displaying a video portrayal. Many people save special moments across GIFs to make sharing easy and simple. However, when you own different forms of video formats and are looking to convert them to a GIF, you may need a proper tool for its execution. In this article, we shall be working on converting MPEG to GIF without any difficulty.

To make sure that you successfully convert a MPEG to GIF, this article will introduce a set of offline and online converters for effective execution.

In this article

Part 1: Best 3 MPEG to GIF Converter Software

Part 2: Top Online 5 MPEG to GIF Converters

Part 3: How to Convert MPEG to GIF Using Wondershare Filmora?

Part 1: Best 3 MPEG to GIF Converter Software

This part will focus on the offline software that can be considered for converting MPEG to GIF. Follow through these tools to understand more details about them:

1. Wondershare Filmora

Compatibility	Pricing
Windows/Mac	$28.98/Monthly $68.98/Annual $98.98/Perpetual

This offline software stands among the premium software of the market that provides efficient services in video management. From basic video editing to diverse features such as adding effects and transitions across it, Wondershare Filmora provides enthusiast-level features to its users. The advanced and modern features, combined with simple interfaces, bring a competitive environment for users.

As you create a video across Wondershare Filmora, multiple advanced tools can be consumed easily. You can find examples like motion tracking and overlays across the tool. However, if you consider converting a MPEG video to a GIF, Filmora is definitely a great option in the market.

Advantages

• Provides a wide variety of effects and overlays.
• Quick rendering of video while converting or editing.
• A cost-effective tool with a vast set of elements.
• Offers intuitive guidelines and custom animation tools.

Disadvantage

• Adds watermark across the exported video in the free version.

2. Adobe Premiere Pro

Compatibility	Pricing
Windows/Mac	$20.99/Monthly

Adobe has developed industry-standard tools in this developing age of digital software. Adobe Premiere Pro is an efficient example of good video editing and management software. The ecosystem of tools offered across Premiere Pro is extensive and prolific; however, the user needs to have a basic knowledge of video editing before coming across it.

The conversion opportunities across this MPEG to GIF converter software are extensive. Its execution, alongside the wide variety of conversion options, is responsive. This makes it a great choice for your organization that is in search of a perfect tool for this purpose.

Pros

The interface is quite clear and flexible for video editors.

The stabilization tool of Filmora is commendable for users.

Collaborate with other editors on different projects through Creative Cloud.

Can perform color correction and audio tweaking on videos before having them exported.

Cons

This tool is not designed for beginners and people who do not understand video editing.

3. VLC

Compatibility	Windows/Mac/Linux
Windows/Mac	Free

VLC is a free and open-source media player that provides an inspiring variety of tools across its platform. Unlike other free tools, VLC does not work across simple features and characteristics. It offers options for converting, streaming, video editing, and enhancing. This makes it an exceptional offer for users looking to convert their MPEG to GIF.

The tool is highly customizable and is supported with extensive file format support. Looking across the different features required in the process, you can add different plugins to expand your work across VLC.

Benefits

• Offers easy conversion of video files without loss in quality.
• Encode outbound streams without any issues.
• Works perfectly for Linux, Windows, and Mac devices. Also available across Android and iPhone devices.
• It can be expanded through plugins for better functionality.

Drawback

• You cannot edit the video using the VLC Media Player.

Part 2: Top Online 5 MPEG to GIF Converters

For this part, we shall work across a few impressive online converters that can be essentially used for converting a MPEG to GIF. Go through the functions of these tools to understand how you can convert your required video with ease.

1. Aconvert

The first option among the premium online converters for MPEG to GIF is Aconvert. This tool can be quite charismatic in providing you with a proper platform to work on your video conversion. While being a simple tool, you can make changes in the video in the best possible manner. Not only does this tool provide the conversion of the specific format, but it also covers an immense amount of conversion options.

Benefits

• Set the duration of the GIF as per your desire.
• Change the video settings, such as bitrate, frame rate, and size.
• A simple and effective user interface.
• Contains a proper description of the file formats for the user’s knowledge.

Con

• Does not keep up with the quality of the video while converting.

2. EZGIF.com

As the name suggests, this online converter is a very simple and effective tool to try. As it converts a MPEG video into a GIF with ease, you can surely look for this tool for quick results. With the option of multiple tools to work with, you can add this tool to your daily life for quick functions. EZGIF.com returns you with an animated GIF, which is quite effective compared to other online platforms.

Advantages

You can paste a URL of a video directly for conversion.

Provides a variety of file formats to its users.

Covers videos of variating frame rates, which makes it diverse.

Get an accurate start and end of the GIF with proper setting tools.

Bad

Users can only upload file sizes of 100MB.

3. CloudConvert

You may find this online platform to be the most effective for converting your MPEG files. While offering various options for converting videos, you can easily manage more than 200+ formats across the tool. Along with that, Cloudconvert ensures the security of all shared data across the platform. It does not allow anyone else to access your data.

Goods

You can ensure high-quality conversion with the online converter tool.

It offers you the option of setting the resolution of the video that you wish to convert.

Helps in changing the aspect ratio of the tool with ease.

You can also change the frame rate of the video that is to be converted.

Bad

Allows converting 25 videos in a day.

4. OnlineConvertFree

Another great website that you can consider to convert your MPEG to GIF is OnlineConvertFree. With a wide variety of conversion options available across the format, you can make quality GIFs. Along with that, the platform allows its users to upload videos through the computer and Dropbox or Google Drive. Its fast conversion makes it a premium option among users.

Pros

It is a completely free tool to use.

Provides users with support across more than 250 file formats.

Do not keep any data across the website for security reasons.

You can also save your converted data across the cloud.

Cons

The website contains a lot of ads throughout.

5. Convertio

This platform is another exceptional option in file conversion that can be considered in the online software. Convertio supports more than 25600 different file conversion options, which shows that the file format support is extremely elaborate in the platform. The process of conversion is the simplest you can find in the market. Along with that, the tool ensures that the shared files are kept secure from unauthorized access.

Pros

Provides exceptional features for free.

The interface is quite straightforward.

Allows batch conversion of multiple MPEG files into GIFs.

Ensures the quality of the converted file.

Cons

Users are bound to buy a plan for Convertio to use its full features without any file size limits.

Part 3: How to Convert MPEG to GIF Using Wondershare Filmora?

Filmora can be a great option to convert MPEG to GIF without any problems. You need to go through the steps to figure out the complete procedure with ease.

Step 1: Launch Filmora and Open Project

Download and install the latest version of Wondershare Filmora on your computer. Once done, launch the tool and click on “New Project” to open a new window.

Step 2: Import MPEG Video File

Once a new window opens up, you need to click on the “Import” icon displayed in the “Media” section. Add the MPEG video that is to be converted to a GIF. Once added, drag it across the timeline.

Step 3: Export as GIF

Click on the “Export” icon to open the export options. You need to select the option of “GIF” displayed on the left-hand column of the screen. Once done, set up a name and location for the video. Along with that, you can also change the resolution, frame rate, and size by clicking on “Settings.” Once done, click on the “Export” button to conclude the process.

Conclusion

Have you learned about the variety of software that is available to convert MPEG to GIF? You can consider any tools for making quick changes across your video. Along with that, for perfect execution with quality, you can definitely consider using Wondershare Filmora to convert your video files. Go through the article to make the perfect selection for your tasks.

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GIFs are known to be quite effective in displaying a video portrayal. Many people save special moments across GIFs to make sharing easy and simple. However, when you own different forms of video formats and are looking to convert them to a GIF, you may need a proper tool for its execution. In this article, we shall be working on converting MPEG to GIF without any difficulty.

To make sure that you successfully convert a MPEG to GIF, this article will introduce a set of offline and online converters for effective execution.

In this article

Part 1: Best 3 MPEG to GIF Converter Software

Part 2: Top Online 5 MPEG to GIF Converters

Part 3: How to Convert MPEG to GIF Using Wondershare Filmora?

Part 1: Best 3 MPEG to GIF Converter Software

This part will focus on the offline software that can be considered for converting MPEG to GIF. Follow through these tools to understand more details about them:

1. Wondershare Filmora

Compatibility	Pricing
Windows/Mac	$28.98/Monthly $68.98/Annual $98.98/Perpetual

This offline software stands among the premium software of the market that provides efficient services in video management. From basic video editing to diverse features such as adding effects and transitions across it, Wondershare Filmora provides enthusiast-level features to its users. The advanced and modern features, combined with simple interfaces, bring a competitive environment for users.

As you create a video across Wondershare Filmora, multiple advanced tools can be consumed easily. You can find examples like motion tracking and overlays across the tool. However, if you consider converting a MPEG video to a GIF, Filmora is definitely a great option in the market.

Advantages

• Provides a wide variety of effects and overlays.
• Quick rendering of video while converting or editing.
• A cost-effective tool with a vast set of elements.
• Offers intuitive guidelines and custom animation tools.

Disadvantage

• Adds watermark across the exported video in the free version.

2. Adobe Premiere Pro

Compatibility	Pricing
Windows/Mac	$20.99/Monthly

Adobe has developed industry-standard tools in this developing age of digital software. Adobe Premiere Pro is an efficient example of good video editing and management software. The ecosystem of tools offered across Premiere Pro is extensive and prolific; however, the user needs to have a basic knowledge of video editing before coming across it.

The conversion opportunities across this MPEG to GIF converter software are extensive. Its execution, alongside the wide variety of conversion options, is responsive. This makes it a great choice for your organization that is in search of a perfect tool for this purpose.

Pros

The interface is quite clear and flexible for video editors.

The stabilization tool of Filmora is commendable for users.

Collaborate with other editors on different projects through Creative Cloud.

Can perform color correction and audio tweaking on videos before having them exported.

Cons

This tool is not designed for beginners and people who do not understand video editing.

3. VLC

Compatibility	Windows/Mac/Linux
Windows/Mac	Free

VLC is a free and open-source media player that provides an inspiring variety of tools across its platform. Unlike other free tools, VLC does not work across simple features and characteristics. It offers options for converting, streaming, video editing, and enhancing. This makes it an exceptional offer for users looking to convert their MPEG to GIF.

The tool is highly customizable and is supported with extensive file format support. Looking across the different features required in the process, you can add different plugins to expand your work across VLC.

Benefits

• Offers easy conversion of video files without loss in quality.
• Encode outbound streams without any issues.
• Works perfectly for Linux, Windows, and Mac devices. Also available across Android and iPhone devices.
• It can be expanded through plugins for better functionality.

Drawback

• You cannot edit the video using the VLC Media Player.

Part 2: Top Online 5 MPEG to GIF Converters

For this part, we shall work across a few impressive online converters that can be essentially used for converting a MPEG to GIF. Go through the functions of these tools to understand how you can convert your required video with ease.

1. Aconvert

The first option among the premium online converters for MPEG to GIF is Aconvert. This tool can be quite charismatic in providing you with a proper platform to work on your video conversion. While being a simple tool, you can make changes in the video in the best possible manner. Not only does this tool provide the conversion of the specific format, but it also covers an immense amount of conversion options.

Benefits

• Set the duration of the GIF as per your desire.
• Change the video settings, such as bitrate, frame rate, and size.
• A simple and effective user interface.
• Contains a proper description of the file formats for the user’s knowledge.

Con

• Does not keep up with the quality of the video while converting.

2. EZGIF.com

As the name suggests, this online converter is a very simple and effective tool to try. As it converts a MPEG video into a GIF with ease, you can surely look for this tool for quick results. With the option of multiple tools to work with, you can add this tool to your daily life for quick functions. EZGIF.com returns you with an animated GIF, which is quite effective compared to other online platforms.

Advantages

You can paste a URL of a video directly for conversion.

Provides a variety of file formats to its users.

Covers videos of variating frame rates, which makes it diverse.

Get an accurate start and end of the GIF with proper setting tools.

Bad

Users can only upload file sizes of 100MB.

3. CloudConvert

You may find this online platform to be the most effective for converting your MPEG files. While offering various options for converting videos, you can easily manage more than 200+ formats across the tool. Along with that, Cloudconvert ensures the security of all shared data across the platform. It does not allow anyone else to access your data.

Goods

You can ensure high-quality conversion with the online converter tool.

It offers you the option of setting the resolution of the video that you wish to convert.

Helps in changing the aspect ratio of the tool with ease.

You can also change the frame rate of the video that is to be converted.

Bad

Allows converting 25 videos in a day.

4. OnlineConvertFree

Another great website that you can consider to convert your MPEG to GIF is OnlineConvertFree. With a wide variety of conversion options available across the format, you can make quality GIFs. Along with that, the platform allows its users to upload videos through the computer and Dropbox or Google Drive. Its fast conversion makes it a premium option among users.

Pros

It is a completely free tool to use.

Provides users with support across more than 250 file formats.

Do not keep any data across the website for security reasons.

You can also save your converted data across the cloud.

Cons

The website contains a lot of ads throughout.

5. Convertio

This platform is another exceptional option in file conversion that can be considered in the online software. Convertio supports more than 25600 different file conversion options, which shows that the file format support is extremely elaborate in the platform. The process of conversion is the simplest you can find in the market. Along with that, the tool ensures that the shared files are kept secure from unauthorized access.

Pros

Provides exceptional features for free.

The interface is quite straightforward.

Allows batch conversion of multiple MPEG files into GIFs.

Ensures the quality of the converted file.

Cons

Users are bound to buy a plan for Convertio to use its full features without any file size limits.

Part 3: How to Convert MPEG to GIF Using Wondershare Filmora?

Filmora can be a great option to convert MPEG to GIF without any problems. You need to go through the steps to figure out the complete procedure with ease.

Step 1: Launch Filmora and Open Project

Download and install the latest version of Wondershare Filmora on your computer. Once done, launch the tool and click on “New Project” to open a new window.

Step 2: Import MPEG Video File

Once a new window opens up, you need to click on the “Import” icon displayed in the “Media” section. Add the MPEG video that is to be converted to a GIF. Once added, drag it across the timeline.

Step 3: Export as GIF

Click on the “Export” icon to open the export options. You need to select the option of “GIF” displayed on the left-hand column of the screen. Once done, set up a name and location for the video. Along with that, you can also change the resolution, frame rate, and size by clicking on “Settings.” Once done, click on the “Export” button to conclude the process.

Conclusion

Have you learned about the variety of software that is available to convert MPEG to GIF? You can consider any tools for making quick changes across your video. Along with that, for perfect execution with quality, you can definitely consider using Wondershare Filmora to convert your video files. Go through the article to make the perfect selection for your tasks.

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GIFs are known to be quite effective in displaying a video portrayal. Many people save special moments across GIFs to make sharing easy and simple. However, when you own different forms of video formats and are looking to convert them to a GIF, you may need a proper tool for its execution. In this article, we shall be working on converting MPEG to GIF without any difficulty.

To make sure that you successfully convert a MPEG to GIF, this article will introduce a set of offline and online converters for effective execution.

In this article

Part 1: Best 3 MPEG to GIF Converter Software

Part 2: Top Online 5 MPEG to GIF Converters

Part 3: How to Convert MPEG to GIF Using Wondershare Filmora?

Part 1: Best 3 MPEG to GIF Converter Software

This part will focus on the offline software that can be considered for converting MPEG to GIF. Follow through these tools to understand more details about them:

1. Wondershare Filmora

Compatibility	Pricing
Windows/Mac	$28.98/Monthly $68.98/Annual $98.98/Perpetual

This offline software stands among the premium software of the market that provides efficient services in video management. From basic video editing to diverse features such as adding effects and transitions across it, Wondershare Filmora provides enthusiast-level features to its users. The advanced and modern features, combined with simple interfaces, bring a competitive environment for users.

As you create a video across Wondershare Filmora, multiple advanced tools can be consumed easily. You can find examples like motion tracking and overlays across the tool. However, if you consider converting a MPEG video to a GIF, Filmora is definitely a great option in the market.

Advantages

• Provides a wide variety of effects and overlays.
• Quick rendering of video while converting or editing.
• A cost-effective tool with a vast set of elements.
• Offers intuitive guidelines and custom animation tools.

Disadvantage

• Adds watermark across the exported video in the free version.

2. Adobe Premiere Pro

Compatibility	Pricing
Windows/Mac	$20.99/Monthly

Adobe has developed industry-standard tools in this developing age of digital software. Adobe Premiere Pro is an efficient example of good video editing and management software. The ecosystem of tools offered across Premiere Pro is extensive and prolific; however, the user needs to have a basic knowledge of video editing before coming across it.

The conversion opportunities across this MPEG to GIF converter software are extensive. Its execution, alongside the wide variety of conversion options, is responsive. This makes it a great choice for your organization that is in search of a perfect tool for this purpose.

Pros

The interface is quite clear and flexible for video editors.

The stabilization tool of Filmora is commendable for users.

Collaborate with other editors on different projects through Creative Cloud.

Can perform color correction and audio tweaking on videos before having them exported.

Cons

This tool is not designed for beginners and people who do not understand video editing.

3. VLC

Compatibility	Windows/Mac/Linux
Windows/Mac	Free

VLC is a free and open-source media player that provides an inspiring variety of tools across its platform. Unlike other free tools, VLC does not work across simple features and characteristics. It offers options for converting, streaming, video editing, and enhancing. This makes it an exceptional offer for users looking to convert their MPEG to GIF.

The tool is highly customizable and is supported with extensive file format support. Looking across the different features required in the process, you can add different plugins to expand your work across VLC.

Benefits

• Offers easy conversion of video files without loss in quality.
• Encode outbound streams without any issues.
• Works perfectly for Linux, Windows, and Mac devices. Also available across Android and iPhone devices.
• It can be expanded through plugins for better functionality.

Drawback

• You cannot edit the video using the VLC Media Player.

Part 2: Top Online 5 MPEG to GIF Converters

For this part, we shall work across a few impressive online converters that can be essentially used for converting a MPEG to GIF. Go through the functions of these tools to understand how you can convert your required video with ease.

1. Aconvert

The first option among the premium online converters for MPEG to GIF is Aconvert. This tool can be quite charismatic in providing you with a proper platform to work on your video conversion. While being a simple tool, you can make changes in the video in the best possible manner. Not only does this tool provide the conversion of the specific format, but it also covers an immense amount of conversion options.

Benefits

• Set the duration of the GIF as per your desire.
• Change the video settings, such as bitrate, frame rate, and size.
• A simple and effective user interface.
• Contains a proper description of the file formats for the user’s knowledge.

Con

• Does not keep up with the quality of the video while converting.

2. EZGIF.com

As the name suggests, this online converter is a very simple and effective tool to try. As it converts a MPEG video into a GIF with ease, you can surely look for this tool for quick results. With the option of multiple tools to work with, you can add this tool to your daily life for quick functions. EZGIF.com returns you with an animated GIF, which is quite effective compared to other online platforms.

Advantages

You can paste a URL of a video directly for conversion.

Provides a variety of file formats to its users.

Covers videos of variating frame rates, which makes it diverse.

Get an accurate start and end of the GIF with proper setting tools.

Bad

Users can only upload file sizes of 100MB.

3. CloudConvert

You may find this online platform to be the most effective for converting your MPEG files. While offering various options for converting videos, you can easily manage more than 200+ formats across the tool. Along with that, Cloudconvert ensures the security of all shared data across the platform. It does not allow anyone else to access your data.

Goods

You can ensure high-quality conversion with the online converter tool.

It offers you the option of setting the resolution of the video that you wish to convert.

Helps in changing the aspect ratio of the tool with ease.

You can also change the frame rate of the video that is to be converted.

Bad

Allows converting 25 videos in a day.

4. OnlineConvertFree

Another great website that you can consider to convert your MPEG to GIF is OnlineConvertFree. With a wide variety of conversion options available across the format, you can make quality GIFs. Along with that, the platform allows its users to upload videos through the computer and Dropbox or Google Drive. Its fast conversion makes it a premium option among users.

Pros

It is a completely free tool to use.

Provides users with support across more than 250 file formats.

Do not keep any data across the website for security reasons.

You can also save your converted data across the cloud.

Cons

The website contains a lot of ads throughout.

5. Convertio

This platform is another exceptional option in file conversion that can be considered in the online software. Convertio supports more than 25600 different file conversion options, which shows that the file format support is extremely elaborate in the platform. The process of conversion is the simplest you can find in the market. Along with that, the tool ensures that the shared files are kept secure from unauthorized access.

Pros

Provides exceptional features for free.

The interface is quite straightforward.

Allows batch conversion of multiple MPEG files into GIFs.

Ensures the quality of the converted file.

Cons

Users are bound to buy a plan for Convertio to use its full features without any file size limits.

Part 3: How to Convert MPEG to GIF Using Wondershare Filmora?

Filmora can be a great option to convert MPEG to GIF without any problems. You need to go through the steps to figure out the complete procedure with ease.

Step 1: Launch Filmora and Open Project

Download and install the latest version of Wondershare Filmora on your computer. Once done, launch the tool and click on “New Project” to open a new window.

Step 2: Import MPEG Video File

Once a new window opens up, you need to click on the “Import” icon displayed in the “Media” section. Add the MPEG video that is to be converted to a GIF. Once added, drag it across the timeline.

Step 3: Export as GIF

Click on the “Export” icon to open the export options. You need to select the option of “GIF” displayed on the left-hand column of the screen. Once done, set up a name and location for the video. Along with that, you can also change the resolution, frame rate, and size by clicking on “Settings.” Once done, click on the “Export” button to conclude the process.

Conclusion

Have you learned about the variety of software that is available to convert MPEG to GIF? You can consider any tools for making quick changes across your video. Along with that, for perfect execution with quality, you can definitely consider using Wondershare Filmora to convert your video files. Go through the article to make the perfect selection for your tasks.

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Color grading can be a tedious process, especially if you don’t have the technical skills required to achieve the desired result. That’s where a LUT can come in handy. So, what is a LUT?

LUT stands for “look up table.” Simply put, a LUT is a color preset that you can apply to your video footage to speed up the color grading process. While LUTs are commonly used to speed up the color grading process, they can also be used for other tasks, such as color transfer between software, monitor calibration, and more.

In this article, we’ll explore a particular LUT – Leeming LUT Pro™ and how you can use it in various video editors.

In this article

01 What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

02 Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

03 How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

Leeming LUT Pro™ is the world’s first unified, corrective Look Up Table (LUT) system for supported cameras. It’s designed to maximize dynamic range, fix skin tones, remove unwanted color casts and provide an accurate Rec709 starting point for further creative color grading.

The Pro LUTs are designed for perfect Rec709 colorimetry and have a linear luma curve, with an average measured dE(2000) of less than 1. As a result, they are visually indistinguishable from reality to the human eye.

Athena LUTs are a brighter version of Pro. They are designed around how the eye sees while retaining the same perfect colorimetry as Pro.

Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

• Panasonic G Series: All G series cameras with Cine-D, V-LogL, and HLG for Rec709
• Panasonic S Series: All S series cameras with V-Log, V-Log BRAW, V-Log ProRes RAW, Cine-D, Cine-D2, and HLG for Rec709
• Fujifilm X Series: All X Series cameras with F-Log, Eterna Cinema, Pro Neg Std, and HLG for Rec709
• Canon R Series: All R series cameras with the Faithful Picture Style, C-Log, C-Log3, and CanonRAW
• Canon C Series: All C series cameras with BT.709, C-Log2, C-Log3, HDR-PQ for Rec709, and HLG for Rec709
• Blackmagic Pocket 4K/6K/6K Pro: All cameras with Gen 4 or Gen5 Film
• Blackmagic Pocket/Micro: Older cameras with Gen1 Film
• Nikon Z Series: All cameras with N-Log, Flat
• Sony A Series: All cameras with Picture profile menus, like the A7, with Cine2, S-Log2, S-Log3, HLG/3 for Rec709, and S-Cinetone
• JVC: GY-LS300 with J-Log1
• RunCam: 5 Orange Normal, Flat
• GoPro: 6,7 8, 9 & 10 ProTune, 4 & 5 ProTune, Session ProTune
• DJI: Mavic3, Phantom 4 Pro, Air 2S, Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic Air 2, Mini Series, Mavic Air, Mavic Pro, Pocket 2, Osmo Pocket, Osmo Action, X5 Series

How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

Leeming LUT Pro™ is supported by various video editors, coloring software, and motion graphics programs, such as:

• Final Cut Pro X
• Avid Media Composer
• DaVinci Resolve
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Adobe After Effects
• Magix Vegas
• Grass Valley Edius
• Lightworks
• Cyberlink PowerDirector
• LumaFusion

Next, we’ll explore how you can use Leeming LUT in some popular video editors.

1. How to Use Leeming LUT in FCPX

Follow these steps to use Leeming LUT in Final Cut Pro:

Step 1. Import Footage

Launch Final Cut Pro and import your footage. To import your footage, navigate to the top left corner and click on the import icon (the arrow pointing downwards).

In the window that opens, your camera or device name should appear in the left column under devices.

Click on your camera or device to display the media you want to import. Then select the media you want to import and click on the import selected button in the bottom right corner to import your footage.

Step 2. Highlight the Footage

Highlight all the footage by clicking and dragging your pointer over the footage or press Command + A to select all the footage.

Step 3. Open the Inspector

After highlighting all the footage, open the Inspector menu and click the little i icon. Then go down to the bottom of the Inspector and switch from Basic to General.

Step 4. Select the Camera LUT Option

Select Camera LUT from the options under General and click on the Add Custom Camera LUT option.

Step 5. Import Leeming LUTs into FCPX

Find the folder where your Leeming LUTs are stored and import them into Final Cut Pro by clicking on Open.

Step 6. Select the LUT

Once imported, go back to the Camera LUT option under General and click on it. Then scroll down the available options and select your Leeming LUT under the Custom Camera options.

Finally, click the profile you used to apply it to your footage.

2. How to Use Leeming LUT in PowerDirector

Follow these steps to use a LUT in PowerDirector:

Step 1. Launch PowerDirector

Open PowerDirector and select Full Mode.

Step 2. Import Media

Click the import button and then select Import Media Folder to import the video footage you want to apply the Leeming LUT to.

Step 3. Add Footage to Timeline

Drag and drop the imported video footage into your project’s timeline.

Step 4. Select the Fix/Enhance Option

Click on the video clip on the timeline and choose the Fix/Enhance option.

Step 5. Select the Color Presets & CLUTs Option

In the top left window that opens above the timeline, select the Color Presets & CLUTs option under Enhance.

Step 6. Apply the Leeming LUT to the Footage

Click on the import button in the panel to import the Leeming LUT file. Once imported, apply it to give your video a more vibrant look.

Part 5: Bonus! Use Filmora – Easy to Use Video Editor for Color LUTs

Besides Final Cut Pro and PowerDirector, Filmora is another excellent video editing software that you can use to apply LUTs to your video.

Designed for beginners and intermediate users, Filmora is an intuitive yet powerful video editing software.

For instance, you can apply 3D LUTs to your video using Filmora. Unlike 1D LUTs, which can only control one value setting, 3D LUTs can allow you to control various value settings. As a result, 3D LUTs can give you more control over specific color values in your video.

Here’s how you can apply LUTs using Filmora:

Step 1. Import the Footage

Launch Filmora and choose New Project. In the New Project window that opens, import the video you want to apply the LUT to by clicking on Import and selecting one of the drop-down options.

Step 2. Add the Video to the Timeline

Drag and drop the video into your project’s timeline.

Step 3. Open the Color Tab

Double click the video on the timeline to select it. Once it’s selected, go to the top left panel and click on the color tab.

Step 4. Apply a LUT to the Video

Under the color tab, navigate to the 3D LUT option and select one of the available options in the 3D LUT drop-down menu to apply a LUT.

Many LUTs are named after popular TV shows and series whose visual styles they mimic, such as Batman, House of Cards, Game of Thrones, Mission Impossible, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and more.

Once you apply a LUT, you can see your changes in the Preview Window. Besides using the preset LUTs, Filmora also allows you to use custom LUTs. Instead of choosing one of the presets, click on the Load New LUT option to import your custom LUT into Filmora.

Step 5. Make Fine Adjustments

Once you apply a LUT, Filmora can allow you to make further modifications to the video. Click on the Advanced button at the bottom of the color tab to view advanced color correction options.

In the new window that opens, you can adjust several things, such as color, light, HSL, and more. You can also choose from a variety of other available presets.

Step 6. Save the Changes

Once you’re satisfied with the changes you’ve applied, click on the OK button in the lower right corner to save the changes.

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Conclusion

LUTs are a fast way to color grade your footage after color correction. However, to ensure your LUTs work effectively, here are some important guidelines you should observe when using LUTs:

• Ensure your footage matches from shot to shot, especially if you’re applying LUTs to multiple clips.
• Ensure your exposure is correct before using LUTs. You can use a histogram to help you set the exposure.
• Ensure you apply LUTs to a video that’s been properly color corrected.
• Make small adjustments to things, such as brightness, saturation, contrast, exposure, color temperature, and tint for best results.
• Test out various LUTs before settling for one because shooting conditions can drastically affect how different LUTs look.

Ultimately, LUTs are an excellent way to make your video more cinematic. If you don’t have advanced video editing skills or prior experience working with LUTs, don’t worry. Filmora is a user-friendly video editing software that allows you to quickly apply LUTs with no video editing experience. Just download Filmora for free to get started.

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Color grading can be a tedious process, especially if you don’t have the technical skills required to achieve the desired result. That’s where a LUT can come in handy. So, what is a LUT?

LUT stands for “look up table.” Simply put, a LUT is a color preset that you can apply to your video footage to speed up the color grading process. While LUTs are commonly used to speed up the color grading process, they can also be used for other tasks, such as color transfer between software, monitor calibration, and more.

In this article, we’ll explore a particular LUT – Leeming LUT Pro™ and how you can use it in various video editors.

In this article

01 What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

02 Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

03 How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

Leeming LUT Pro™ is the world’s first unified, corrective Look Up Table (LUT) system for supported cameras. It’s designed to maximize dynamic range, fix skin tones, remove unwanted color casts and provide an accurate Rec709 starting point for further creative color grading.

The Pro LUTs are designed for perfect Rec709 colorimetry and have a linear luma curve, with an average measured dE(2000) of less than 1. As a result, they are visually indistinguishable from reality to the human eye.

Athena LUTs are a brighter version of Pro. They are designed around how the eye sees while retaining the same perfect colorimetry as Pro.

Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

• Panasonic G Series: All G series cameras with Cine-D, V-LogL, and HLG for Rec709
• Panasonic S Series: All S series cameras with V-Log, V-Log BRAW, V-Log ProRes RAW, Cine-D, Cine-D2, and HLG for Rec709
• Fujifilm X Series: All X Series cameras with F-Log, Eterna Cinema, Pro Neg Std, and HLG for Rec709
• Canon R Series: All R series cameras with the Faithful Picture Style, C-Log, C-Log3, and CanonRAW
• Canon C Series: All C series cameras with BT.709, C-Log2, C-Log3, HDR-PQ for Rec709, and HLG for Rec709
• Blackmagic Pocket 4K/6K/6K Pro: All cameras with Gen 4 or Gen5 Film
• Blackmagic Pocket/Micro: Older cameras with Gen1 Film
• Nikon Z Series: All cameras with N-Log, Flat
• Sony A Series: All cameras with Picture profile menus, like the A7, with Cine2, S-Log2, S-Log3, HLG/3 for Rec709, and S-Cinetone
• JVC: GY-LS300 with J-Log1
• RunCam: 5 Orange Normal, Flat
• GoPro: 6,7 8, 9 & 10 ProTune, 4 & 5 ProTune, Session ProTune
• DJI: Mavic3, Phantom 4 Pro, Air 2S, Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic Air 2, Mini Series, Mavic Air, Mavic Pro, Pocket 2, Osmo Pocket, Osmo Action, X5 Series

How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

Leeming LUT Pro™ is supported by various video editors, coloring software, and motion graphics programs, such as:

• Final Cut Pro X
• Avid Media Composer
• DaVinci Resolve
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Adobe After Effects
• Magix Vegas
• Grass Valley Edius
• Lightworks
• Cyberlink PowerDirector
• LumaFusion

Next, we’ll explore how you can use Leeming LUT in some popular video editors.

1. How to Use Leeming LUT in FCPX

Follow these steps to use Leeming LUT in Final Cut Pro:

Step 1. Import Footage

Launch Final Cut Pro and import your footage. To import your footage, navigate to the top left corner and click on the import icon (the arrow pointing downwards).

In the window that opens, your camera or device name should appear in the left column under devices.

Click on your camera or device to display the media you want to import. Then select the media you want to import and click on the import selected button in the bottom right corner to import your footage.

Step 2. Highlight the Footage

Highlight all the footage by clicking and dragging your pointer over the footage or press Command + A to select all the footage.

Step 3. Open the Inspector

After highlighting all the footage, open the Inspector menu and click the little i icon. Then go down to the bottom of the Inspector and switch from Basic to General.

Step 4. Select the Camera LUT Option

Select Camera LUT from the options under General and click on the Add Custom Camera LUT option.

Step 5. Import Leeming LUTs into FCPX

Find the folder where your Leeming LUTs are stored and import them into Final Cut Pro by clicking on Open.

Step 6. Select the LUT

Once imported, go back to the Camera LUT option under General and click on it. Then scroll down the available options and select your Leeming LUT under the Custom Camera options.

Finally, click the profile you used to apply it to your footage.

2. How to Use Leeming LUT in PowerDirector

Follow these steps to use a LUT in PowerDirector:

Step 1. Launch PowerDirector

Open PowerDirector and select Full Mode.

Step 2. Import Media

Click the import button and then select Import Media Folder to import the video footage you want to apply the Leeming LUT to.

Step 3. Add Footage to Timeline

Drag and drop the imported video footage into your project’s timeline.

Step 4. Select the Fix/Enhance Option

Click on the video clip on the timeline and choose the Fix/Enhance option.

Step 5. Select the Color Presets & CLUTs Option

In the top left window that opens above the timeline, select the Color Presets & CLUTs option under Enhance.

Step 6. Apply the Leeming LUT to the Footage

Click on the import button in the panel to import the Leeming LUT file. Once imported, apply it to give your video a more vibrant look.

Part 5: Bonus! Use Filmora – Easy to Use Video Editor for Color LUTs

Besides Final Cut Pro and PowerDirector, Filmora is another excellent video editing software that you can use to apply LUTs to your video.

Designed for beginners and intermediate users, Filmora is an intuitive yet powerful video editing software.

For instance, you can apply 3D LUTs to your video using Filmora. Unlike 1D LUTs, which can only control one value setting, 3D LUTs can allow you to control various value settings. As a result, 3D LUTs can give you more control over specific color values in your video.

Here’s how you can apply LUTs using Filmora:

Step 1. Import the Footage

Launch Filmora and choose New Project. In the New Project window that opens, import the video you want to apply the LUT to by clicking on Import and selecting one of the drop-down options.

Step 2. Add the Video to the Timeline

Drag and drop the video into your project’s timeline.

Step 3. Open the Color Tab

Double click the video on the timeline to select it. Once it’s selected, go to the top left panel and click on the color tab.

Step 4. Apply a LUT to the Video

Under the color tab, navigate to the 3D LUT option and select one of the available options in the 3D LUT drop-down menu to apply a LUT.

Many LUTs are named after popular TV shows and series whose visual styles they mimic, such as Batman, House of Cards, Game of Thrones, Mission Impossible, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and more.

Once you apply a LUT, you can see your changes in the Preview Window. Besides using the preset LUTs, Filmora also allows you to use custom LUTs. Instead of choosing one of the presets, click on the Load New LUT option to import your custom LUT into Filmora.

Step 5. Make Fine Adjustments

Once you apply a LUT, Filmora can allow you to make further modifications to the video. Click on the Advanced button at the bottom of the color tab to view advanced color correction options.

In the new window that opens, you can adjust several things, such as color, light, HSL, and more. You can also choose from a variety of other available presets.

Step 6. Save the Changes

Once you’re satisfied with the changes you’ve applied, click on the OK button in the lower right corner to save the changes.

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Conclusion

LUTs are a fast way to color grade your footage after color correction. However, to ensure your LUTs work effectively, here are some important guidelines you should observe when using LUTs:

• Ensure your footage matches from shot to shot, especially if you’re applying LUTs to multiple clips.
• Ensure your exposure is correct before using LUTs. You can use a histogram to help you set the exposure.
• Ensure you apply LUTs to a video that’s been properly color corrected.
• Make small adjustments to things, such as brightness, saturation, contrast, exposure, color temperature, and tint for best results.
• Test out various LUTs before settling for one because shooting conditions can drastically affect how different LUTs look.

Ultimately, LUTs are an excellent way to make your video more cinematic. If you don’t have advanced video editing skills or prior experience working with LUTs, don’t worry. Filmora is a user-friendly video editing software that allows you to quickly apply LUTs with no video editing experience. Just download Filmora for free to get started.

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Color grading can be a tedious process, especially if you don’t have the technical skills required to achieve the desired result. That’s where a LUT can come in handy. So, what is a LUT?

LUT stands for “look up table.” Simply put, a LUT is a color preset that you can apply to your video footage to speed up the color grading process. While LUTs are commonly used to speed up the color grading process, they can also be used for other tasks, such as color transfer between software, monitor calibration, and more.

In this article, we’ll explore a particular LUT – Leeming LUT Pro™ and how you can use it in various video editors.

In this article

01 What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

02 Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

03 How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

Leeming LUT Pro™ is the world’s first unified, corrective Look Up Table (LUT) system for supported cameras. It’s designed to maximize dynamic range, fix skin tones, remove unwanted color casts and provide an accurate Rec709 starting point for further creative color grading.

The Pro LUTs are designed for perfect Rec709 colorimetry and have a linear luma curve, with an average measured dE(2000) of less than 1. As a result, they are visually indistinguishable from reality to the human eye.

Athena LUTs are a brighter version of Pro. They are designed around how the eye sees while retaining the same perfect colorimetry as Pro.

Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

• Panasonic G Series: All G series cameras with Cine-D, V-LogL, and HLG for Rec709
• Panasonic S Series: All S series cameras with V-Log, V-Log BRAW, V-Log ProRes RAW, Cine-D, Cine-D2, and HLG for Rec709
• Fujifilm X Series: All X Series cameras with F-Log, Eterna Cinema, Pro Neg Std, and HLG for Rec709
• Canon R Series: All R series cameras with the Faithful Picture Style, C-Log, C-Log3, and CanonRAW
• Canon C Series: All C series cameras with BT.709, C-Log2, C-Log3, HDR-PQ for Rec709, and HLG for Rec709
• Blackmagic Pocket 4K/6K/6K Pro: All cameras with Gen 4 or Gen5 Film
• Blackmagic Pocket/Micro: Older cameras with Gen1 Film
• Nikon Z Series: All cameras with N-Log, Flat
• Sony A Series: All cameras with Picture profile menus, like the A7, with Cine2, S-Log2, S-Log3, HLG/3 for Rec709, and S-Cinetone
• JVC: GY-LS300 with J-Log1
• RunCam: 5 Orange Normal, Flat
• GoPro: 6,7 8, 9 & 10 ProTune, 4 & 5 ProTune, Session ProTune
• DJI: Mavic3, Phantom 4 Pro, Air 2S, Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic Air 2, Mini Series, Mavic Air, Mavic Pro, Pocket 2, Osmo Pocket, Osmo Action, X5 Series

How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

Leeming LUT Pro™ is supported by various video editors, coloring software, and motion graphics programs, such as:

• Final Cut Pro X
• Avid Media Composer
• DaVinci Resolve
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Adobe After Effects
• Magix Vegas
• Grass Valley Edius
• Lightworks
• Cyberlink PowerDirector
• LumaFusion

Next, we’ll explore how you can use Leeming LUT in some popular video editors.

1. How to Use Leeming LUT in FCPX

Follow these steps to use Leeming LUT in Final Cut Pro:

Step 1. Import Footage

Launch Final Cut Pro and import your footage. To import your footage, navigate to the top left corner and click on the import icon (the arrow pointing downwards).

In the window that opens, your camera or device name should appear in the left column under devices.

Click on your camera or device to display the media you want to import. Then select the media you want to import and click on the import selected button in the bottom right corner to import your footage.

Step 2. Highlight the Footage

Highlight all the footage by clicking and dragging your pointer over the footage or press Command + A to select all the footage.

Step 3. Open the Inspector

After highlighting all the footage, open the Inspector menu and click the little i icon. Then go down to the bottom of the Inspector and switch from Basic to General.

Step 4. Select the Camera LUT Option

Select Camera LUT from the options under General and click on the Add Custom Camera LUT option.

Step 5. Import Leeming LUTs into FCPX

Find the folder where your Leeming LUTs are stored and import them into Final Cut Pro by clicking on Open.

Step 6. Select the LUT

Once imported, go back to the Camera LUT option under General and click on it. Then scroll down the available options and select your Leeming LUT under the Custom Camera options.

Finally, click the profile you used to apply it to your footage.

2. How to Use Leeming LUT in PowerDirector

Follow these steps to use a LUT in PowerDirector:

Step 1. Launch PowerDirector

Open PowerDirector and select Full Mode.

Step 2. Import Media

Click the import button and then select Import Media Folder to import the video footage you want to apply the Leeming LUT to.

Step 3. Add Footage to Timeline

Drag and drop the imported video footage into your project’s timeline.

Step 4. Select the Fix/Enhance Option

Click on the video clip on the timeline and choose the Fix/Enhance option.

Step 5. Select the Color Presets & CLUTs Option

In the top left window that opens above the timeline, select the Color Presets & CLUTs option under Enhance.

Step 6. Apply the Leeming LUT to the Footage

Click on the import button in the panel to import the Leeming LUT file. Once imported, apply it to give your video a more vibrant look.

Part 5: Bonus! Use Filmora – Easy to Use Video Editor for Color LUTs

Besides Final Cut Pro and PowerDirector, Filmora is another excellent video editing software that you can use to apply LUTs to your video.

Designed for beginners and intermediate users, Filmora is an intuitive yet powerful video editing software.

For instance, you can apply 3D LUTs to your video using Filmora. Unlike 1D LUTs, which can only control one value setting, 3D LUTs can allow you to control various value settings. As a result, 3D LUTs can give you more control over specific color values in your video.

Here’s how you can apply LUTs using Filmora:

Step 1. Import the Footage

Launch Filmora and choose New Project. In the New Project window that opens, import the video you want to apply the LUT to by clicking on Import and selecting one of the drop-down options.

Step 2. Add the Video to the Timeline

Drag and drop the video into your project’s timeline.

Step 3. Open the Color Tab

Double click the video on the timeline to select it. Once it’s selected, go to the top left panel and click on the color tab.

Step 4. Apply a LUT to the Video

Under the color tab, navigate to the 3D LUT option and select one of the available options in the 3D LUT drop-down menu to apply a LUT.

Many LUTs are named after popular TV shows and series whose visual styles they mimic, such as Batman, House of Cards, Game of Thrones, Mission Impossible, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and more.

Once you apply a LUT, you can see your changes in the Preview Window. Besides using the preset LUTs, Filmora also allows you to use custom LUTs. Instead of choosing one of the presets, click on the Load New LUT option to import your custom LUT into Filmora.

Step 5. Make Fine Adjustments

Once you apply a LUT, Filmora can allow you to make further modifications to the video. Click on the Advanced button at the bottom of the color tab to view advanced color correction options.

In the new window that opens, you can adjust several things, such as color, light, HSL, and more. You can also choose from a variety of other available presets.

Step 6. Save the Changes

Once you’re satisfied with the changes you’ve applied, click on the OK button in the lower right corner to save the changes.

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Conclusion

LUTs are a fast way to color grade your footage after color correction. However, to ensure your LUTs work effectively, here are some important guidelines you should observe when using LUTs:

• Ensure your footage matches from shot to shot, especially if you’re applying LUTs to multiple clips.
• Ensure your exposure is correct before using LUTs. You can use a histogram to help you set the exposure.
• Ensure you apply LUTs to a video that’s been properly color corrected.
• Make small adjustments to things, such as brightness, saturation, contrast, exposure, color temperature, and tint for best results.
• Test out various LUTs before settling for one because shooting conditions can drastically affect how different LUTs look.

Ultimately, LUTs are an excellent way to make your video more cinematic. If you don’t have advanced video editing skills or prior experience working with LUTs, don’t worry. Filmora is a user-friendly video editing software that allows you to quickly apply LUTs with no video editing experience. Just download Filmora for free to get started.

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Color grading can be a tedious process, especially if you don’t have the technical skills required to achieve the desired result. That’s where a LUT can come in handy. So, what is a LUT?

LUT stands for “look up table.” Simply put, a LUT is a color preset that you can apply to your video footage to speed up the color grading process. While LUTs are commonly used to speed up the color grading process, they can also be used for other tasks, such as color transfer between software, monitor calibration, and more.

In this article, we’ll explore a particular LUT – Leeming LUT Pro™ and how you can use it in various video editors.

In this article

01 What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

02 Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

03 How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

Leeming LUT Pro™ is the world’s first unified, corrective Look Up Table (LUT) system for supported cameras. It’s designed to maximize dynamic range, fix skin tones, remove unwanted color casts and provide an accurate Rec709 starting point for further creative color grading.

The Pro LUTs are designed for perfect Rec709 colorimetry and have a linear luma curve, with an average measured dE(2000) of less than 1. As a result, they are visually indistinguishable from reality to the human eye.

Athena LUTs are a brighter version of Pro. They are designed around how the eye sees while retaining the same perfect colorimetry as Pro.

Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

• Panasonic G Series: All G series cameras with Cine-D, V-LogL, and HLG for Rec709
• Panasonic S Series: All S series cameras with V-Log, V-Log BRAW, V-Log ProRes RAW, Cine-D, Cine-D2, and HLG for Rec709
• Fujifilm X Series: All X Series cameras with F-Log, Eterna Cinema, Pro Neg Std, and HLG for Rec709
• Canon R Series: All R series cameras with the Faithful Picture Style, C-Log, C-Log3, and CanonRAW
• Canon C Series: All C series cameras with BT.709, C-Log2, C-Log3, HDR-PQ for Rec709, and HLG for Rec709
• Blackmagic Pocket 4K/6K/6K Pro: All cameras with Gen 4 or Gen5 Film
• Blackmagic Pocket/Micro: Older cameras with Gen1 Film
• Nikon Z Series: All cameras with N-Log, Flat
• Sony A Series: All cameras with Picture profile menus, like the A7, with Cine2, S-Log2, S-Log3, HLG/3 for Rec709, and S-Cinetone
• JVC: GY-LS300 with J-Log1
• RunCam: 5 Orange Normal, Flat
• GoPro: 6,7 8, 9 & 10 ProTune, 4 & 5 ProTune, Session ProTune
• DJI: Mavic3, Phantom 4 Pro, Air 2S, Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic Air 2, Mini Series, Mavic Air, Mavic Pro, Pocket 2, Osmo Pocket, Osmo Action, X5 Series

How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

Leeming LUT Pro™ is supported by various video editors, coloring software, and motion graphics programs, such as:

• Final Cut Pro X
• Avid Media Composer
• DaVinci Resolve
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Adobe After Effects
• Magix Vegas
• Grass Valley Edius
• Lightworks
• Cyberlink PowerDirector
• LumaFusion

Next, we’ll explore how you can use Leeming LUT in some popular video editors.

1. How to Use Leeming LUT in FCPX

Follow these steps to use Leeming LUT in Final Cut Pro:

Step 1. Import Footage

Launch Final Cut Pro and import your footage. To import your footage, navigate to the top left corner and click on the import icon (the arrow pointing downwards).

In the window that opens, your camera or device name should appear in the left column under devices.

Click on your camera or device to display the media you want to import. Then select the media you want to import and click on the import selected button in the bottom right corner to import your footage.

Step 2. Highlight the Footage

Highlight all the footage by clicking and dragging your pointer over the footage or press Command + A to select all the footage.

Step 3. Open the Inspector

After highlighting all the footage, open the Inspector menu and click the little i icon. Then go down to the bottom of the Inspector and switch from Basic to General.

Step 4. Select the Camera LUT Option

Select Camera LUT from the options under General and click on the Add Custom Camera LUT option.

Step 5. Import Leeming LUTs into FCPX

Find the folder where your Leeming LUTs are stored and import them into Final Cut Pro by clicking on Open.

Step 6. Select the LUT

Once imported, go back to the Camera LUT option under General and click on it. Then scroll down the available options and select your Leeming LUT under the Custom Camera options.

Finally, click the profile you used to apply it to your footage.

2. How to Use Leeming LUT in PowerDirector

Follow these steps to use a LUT in PowerDirector:

Step 1. Launch PowerDirector

Open PowerDirector and select Full Mode.

Step 2. Import Media

Click the import button and then select Import Media Folder to import the video footage you want to apply the Leeming LUT to.

Step 3. Add Footage to Timeline

Drag and drop the imported video footage into your project’s timeline.

Step 4. Select the Fix/Enhance Option

Click on the video clip on the timeline and choose the Fix/Enhance option.

Step 5. Select the Color Presets & CLUTs Option

In the top left window that opens above the timeline, select the Color Presets & CLUTs option under Enhance.

Step 6. Apply the Leeming LUT to the Footage

Click on the import button in the panel to import the Leeming LUT file. Once imported, apply it to give your video a more vibrant look.

Part 5: Bonus! Use Filmora – Easy to Use Video Editor for Color LUTs

Besides Final Cut Pro and PowerDirector, Filmora is another excellent video editing software that you can use to apply LUTs to your video.

Designed for beginners and intermediate users, Filmora is an intuitive yet powerful video editing software.

For instance, you can apply 3D LUTs to your video using Filmora. Unlike 1D LUTs, which can only control one value setting, 3D LUTs can allow you to control various value settings. As a result, 3D LUTs can give you more control over specific color values in your video.

Here’s how you can apply LUTs using Filmora:

Step 1. Import the Footage

Launch Filmora and choose New Project. In the New Project window that opens, import the video you want to apply the LUT to by clicking on Import and selecting one of the drop-down options.

Step 2. Add the Video to the Timeline

Drag and drop the video into your project’s timeline.

Step 3. Open the Color Tab

Double click the video on the timeline to select it. Once it’s selected, go to the top left panel and click on the color tab.

Step 4. Apply a LUT to the Video

Under the color tab, navigate to the 3D LUT option and select one of the available options in the 3D LUT drop-down menu to apply a LUT.

Many LUTs are named after popular TV shows and series whose visual styles they mimic, such as Batman, House of Cards, Game of Thrones, Mission Impossible, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and more.

Once you apply a LUT, you can see your changes in the Preview Window. Besides using the preset LUTs, Filmora also allows you to use custom LUTs. Instead of choosing one of the presets, click on the Load New LUT option to import your custom LUT into Filmora.

Step 5. Make Fine Adjustments

Once you apply a LUT, Filmora can allow you to make further modifications to the video. Click on the Advanced button at the bottom of the color tab to view advanced color correction options.

In the new window that opens, you can adjust several things, such as color, light, HSL, and more. You can also choose from a variety of other available presets.

Step 6. Save the Changes

Once you’re satisfied with the changes you’ve applied, click on the OK button in the lower right corner to save the changes.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Conclusion

LUTs are a fast way to color grade your footage after color correction. However, to ensure your LUTs work effectively, here are some important guidelines you should observe when using LUTs:

• Ensure your footage matches from shot to shot, especially if you’re applying LUTs to multiple clips.
• Ensure your exposure is correct before using LUTs. You can use a histogram to help you set the exposure.
• Ensure you apply LUTs to a video that’s been properly color corrected.
• Make small adjustments to things, such as brightness, saturation, contrast, exposure, color temperature, and tint for best results.
• Test out various LUTs before settling for one because shooting conditions can drastically affect how different LUTs look.

Ultimately, LUTs are an excellent way to make your video more cinematic. If you don’t have advanced video editing skills or prior experience working with LUTs, don’t worry. Filmora is a user-friendly video editing software that allows you to quickly apply LUTs with no video editing experience. Just download Filmora for free to get started.

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