Putting LUTs on pictures in Linux

So ultimately I want to use LUTs (look up tables) in OBS. OBS wants those as HaldCLUT which means in .png format. I have a bunch of LUTs that I would like to try out but those are mostly in different formats like .cube, .3dl or .vlt. I know I can use a neutral HaldCLUT as a base to create new ones and OBS does have one of those as a PNG file.

So now all I need is a linux image editor that can handle LUTs in .cube, .3dl or .vlt format.
I have tried Gimp 2.10 and Krita 4.03 but could not find anything.
Ideas?

Looks like ImageMagick may be able to do it.

This thread showed some promise:

https://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?t=22252

I’m the exact opposite of knowledgeable when it comes to LUTs, so I just thought I’d try and point you in the right direction.

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The very next page seems to hold the solution.
Thank you! :grinning::+1:

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Glad to help. I guess I missed the pagination. :smiley:

Dammit, have to fiddle with it a little. There are different types of these png LUTs.
But I’ll figure it out, probably gonna post the solution here in a bit.

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