Cinegrams

Cinegrams sells cinema-inspired visual assets and editing tools for creative storytelling, including LUTs, presets, overlays, transitions, sound effects, film scans, titles, and Powergrades. The maker describes the assets as ready to drag and drop into an editing workflow. LUTs work in software that supports the .cube format, including Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, and Vegas Pro. Lightroom presets are listed for Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Lightroom Mobile, and Photoshop; included Powergrades are described as compatible with both free and full versions of DaVinci Resolve. Products are one-time purchases, with listed options from $29.99 and no free plan. Named offers include Season I and Season II collections, Cinematic Academy, and a Full Access Bundle. The Academy covers cinematography, color grading, photography, photo editing, and social media, and is presented for creators including those without previous experience. Support is listed Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm ET, with an average answer time of four hours. The listed platforms are Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows.

Cinegrams offers a broad catalog of editing assets alongside courses for creative work. Check the listed software compatibility and one-time purchase options against the tools and products you need.

Cinegrams suits creators looking for visual assets for editing and storytelling across listed desktop and mobile platforms. Its Academy is presented for creators seeking to build skills, including people without previous experience.

Overview

Cinegrams sells cinema-inspired editing assets, including color tools and video overlays, alongside courses for visual creators. It suits editors who want ready-to-use assets across supported creative software, especially those who value a one-time purchase over a subscription. Its breadth is appealing, but the right bundle depends on whether you need assets, instruction, or both.

Key features

The catalog spans LUTs, presets, overlays, transitions, sound effects, film scans, titles, and Powergrades. Cinegrams describes these as plug-and-play assets users can drag into their workflows, a practical fit for creators seeking a quicker starting point than building every look from scratch. The breadth is useful, though buyers should match individual formats and compatibility to their editing software before choosing a bundle.

LUTs use the .cube format and work in software that supports it, including Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, and Vegas Pro. Lightroom presets are compatible with Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Lightroom Mobile, and Photoshop. Powergrades support both the free and full versions of DaVinci Resolve. The stated file formats also include .XMP and .DNG.

Cinematic Academy covers cinematography, color grading, photography, photo editing, and social media. Its audience includes creators with no previous experience, so it can serve learners as well as working editors. An advanced editing masterclass is listed as coming in 2026. Customer support operates Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm ET, with an average answer time of four hours; expired download links can be refreshed by contacting support with the order number.

Pricing

Cinegrams has no free plan, and its pricing model is paid. The entry pricing note starts at $29.99, while the named bundles and Academy are one-time purchases:

• Cinegrams Master Bundle: Season I: $97, paid once. It includes the Season I collection, 700+ elements, and video tutorials. Choose it for that collection without paying for Season II or the Academy.
• Cinegrams Master Bundle: Season II: $97, paid once. It includes the Season II collection, 500+ assets, and video tutorials. It is the alternative if that collection better matches your needs; the smaller stated asset count is one distinction from Season I.
• Cinematic Academy: $149, paid once. It includes courses, a private community, weekly calls, and exclusive bundles; the home page describes the pass as lifetime. It fits learners who prioritize instruction and ongoing community access over a broad asset collection.
• Cinegrams Full Access Bundle: $249, paid once. It includes all Season 1 and 2 products, Cinematic Academy, and future releases at no extra cost. It makes the most sense if you want both collections and the learning offer; buyers seeking only one season pay less with an individual bundle.

These are one-time purchases rather than recurring subscriptions, and the license scope is commercial. Compare the contents and compatibility before paying: the cheaper season bundles do not include the Academy or the other season. The products are described as available for instant download.

Platforms

Cinegrams is listed for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. Compatibility depends on the asset: .cube LUTs suit software that supports that format, while Lightroom presets and DaVinci Powergrades have their own stated application support. Check your target editor rather than treating platform availability as universal compatibility.

Who it's for

Cinegrams is a good fit for video editors and visual creators who want a wide selection of cinema-inspired assets, commercial-use licensing, and a one-time payment. The Academy adds an option for people learning visual storytelling, including beginners. It is less compelling for someone who only needs a free texture library, or whose editing software does not support the relevant asset formats.

Pros and cons

• Pro: The catalog covers color, image, sound, and motion assets, giving editors more than a LUT-only purchase.
• Pro: Named bundles are one-time purchases with commercial license scope, avoiding a recurring charge for those products.
• Pro: The Full Access Bundle combines both seasons, the Academy, and future releases at no extra cost.
• Con: There is no free plan, so buyers cannot start with a free Cinegrams tier.
• Con: Bundle contents differ substantially; the two season purchases do not include the Academy or each other.
• Con: Compatibility is format- and application-specific, so a large catalog does not guarantee every asset fits a given workflow.

Alternatives

For a broader starting point, browse Texture Libraries.

Choose Mextures if you want an iOS-focused texture option with a free plan, or a defined overlay pack at $10 a month. ManyTextures is a simpler web option when free JPG, PNG, and PSD textures are enough. Architextures suits web-based texture work with a free personal and educational tier, while its Pro plan adds higher-resolution downloads.

CGBookcase is a free alternative for a library of 566 CC0 PBR textures and an open-source tiling tool. FreePBR is another free-oriented PBR option. FreePBRTextures offers a free CC0 library with 30+ textures at 4K and no signup requirement. For a free pattern source, Hero Patterns is the straightforward alternative. Poly Haven is a fit for creators seeking a free public asset library with CC0 assets, including HDRIs and textures.

Verdict

Cinegrams is best for editors who want a varied, commercially licensed asset collection and may also use structured creative courses. Its one-time bundles and broad stated compatibility make it a clear paid option for that workflow. Look elsewhere if free assets are essential, or if you need a narrower texture source rather than a mixed editing catalog.