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Apply cinematic color grades to your videos and export them or create reusable 3D LUTs. Explore original looks, fine-tune adjustments, and import your own LUTs for a personalized workflow. All processing happens locally on your device.
What's New in Cinetone
1.1
October 5, 2026
Edit your video in a dedicated workspace. Trim, split and reorder sections, adjust framing, and add music with audio waveforms. Includes smoother scrubbing, refined controls and localization improvements.
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What is Cinetone?
Cinetone is a mobile application designed for iPhone that allows users to apply cinematic color grades to their video footage. It also enables the creation and export of reusable 3D LUTs for compatible workflows.
Does Cinetone have ads?
No, Cinetone does not contain advertisements. The app is completely free to use without any ad interruptions.
What kind of footage can I import into Cinetone?
Cinetone supports importing footage from Photos or Files, including Apple Log, Apple Log 2, and SDR Rec.709. Supported codecs include HEVC, ProRes 422 variants, and H.264 with explicit Rec.709 color tags.
Can I use my own LUTs with Cinetone?
Yes, Cinetone allows you to import supported .cube LUTs from your Files. You can then organize these presets and use them as a starting point for your color grading.
What are the export options for Cinetone?
You can export your graded video as an H.264 MP4 or HEVC file, up to 1080p and 30 fps with supported audio. Additionally, you can export a 33-point or 65-point .cube LUT to use in other editing software or cameras.
Does Cinetone process video on my device?
Yes, all video processing, color grading, and search indexing for Cinetone happen directly on your iPhone. Your video, image frames, and audio are never uploaded, and no Cinetone account is required.
What are the system requirements for Cinetone?
Cinetone requires iOS 26 or later to function. It is currently supported on iPhone devices.
How often is Cinetone updated?
Cinetone was last updated on September 17, 2026, with version 1.0. Further update frequency is not specified but the initial release indicates ongoing development.





