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First caulk and then you paint.
It is recommended to first caulk around cabinets and then paint. Caulking helps create a seamless and polished look by filling in any gaps or cracks between the cabinets and the wall or between individual cabinets. By caulking before painting, you ensure that the surface is smooth and even, allowing the paint to adhere better and provide a cleaner finish. Additionally, caulking before painting helps prevent paint from seeping into any crevices, resulting in a more professional and cohesive appearance.