IWLTBAP LUTs

IWLTBAP LUTs is a color-grading preset pack for photos and camera footage, with more than 325 LUTs and a PDF guide. The files include .CUBE and .3DL formats at 33×33×33 size. Looks cover standard, LOG, V-Log, tint, gel, and utility uses, including more than 90 LUTs for converting LOG profiles to Rec.709. The maker says the presets are designed to preserve light and dark skin tones.

The listed editing software includes Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Lightroom Classic, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro X, Capture One, and Affinity Photo. Other included file types are .XMP, .ICC, .COSTYLE, .LOOK, and .VLT. Named mobile app compatibility includes Media Grade, Video LUT, and LumaFusion on iOS, and 3DLUT mobile on iOS and Android. Online tools include a LUT Previewer for JPG or PNG images and a DeLOG web app. Free sample LUTs and separate free downloads are available. The LUTs Color Grading Pack is a one-time purchase listed at $25, paid once, with lifetime free updates. All sales are final. A bundle of all packs is listed at $39, paid once.

IWLTBAP LUTs provides a broad set of color-grading presets and file formats for photo and video workflows. Buyers should note the one-time price and final-sale policy before purchasing.

The pack suits filmmakers and other users working with photo or video editing software on Mac and Windows. It may also fit users who need LUT options for LOG footage or mobile editing apps.

Overview

IWLTBAP LUTs is a color-grading collection for photos and camera footage, especially suited to filmmakers working across different cameras and editing tools. Its breadth of looks and file formats is compelling, but the final-sale policy makes the free samples worth trying before buying.

Key features

The collection spans standard, LOG, V-Log, tint, gel, and utility looks, including more than 90 LUTs for converting LOG profiles to Rec.709. That mix gives editors both creative starting points and technical conversion tools in one pack. The maker says the LUTs are designed to preserve light and dark skin tones, a consideration for portrait and narrative footage rather than a guarantee of a particular result.

The main LUT files are 33×33×33 .CUBE and .3DL, with a PDF guide. The broader file set includes .XMP, .ICC, .COSTYLE, .LOOK, and .VLT formats, supporting workflows that range from Lightroom Classic and Capture One to older Lightroom versions, Premiere Pro CC 2015 Lumetri, and compatible Panasonic cameras. Compatibility also covers editors such as Photoshop, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro X, Affinity Photo, Sony Vegas, and Avid Media Composer. This is a strong fit for mixed software environments, though users should verify support for their specific app and camera.

Mobile compatibility includes Media Grade, Video LUT, and LumaFusion on iOS, plus 3DLUT mobile on iOS and Android. The online LUT Previewer applies looks to JPG or PNG images, while the LUTs DeLOG web app is aimed at log footage. More than 10 pack LUTs are available as samples, alongside separate free downloads such as Aspen and Sedona; these provide a useful way to assess the look before committing.

Pricing

The pricing model is freemium, with free samples and paid packs. The LUTs Color Grading Pack costs $25, paid once as a one-time purchase. It includes 325+ LUTs in a ZIP measuring 600MB (1.45GB uncompressed), instant download, and free updates for the lifetime of the product. This is the straightforward choice for buyers who want the main collection without buying every pack.

Bundle: all packs costs $39, paid once as a one-time purchase and is described as a 35% discount instead of $60. It suits buyers who want the broader set rather than only the main color-grading pack. The paid entry point is 15 one-time, but the smaller purchase gives up the main pack’s stated 325+ LUT count. There is no free trial. Sales are final, and the product may not be resold or shared for free, so sample the looks and check compatibility first.

Paid purchases receive an emailed download link after payment. The maker says payments are processed securely through SendOwl and Stripe, with card or PayPal accepted. Customer support is offered by email, with replies promised within six hours and at most 12 hours.

Platforms

The product is listed for Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. Compatible software includes desktop photo and video editors as well as the named mobile apps, giving it reach across computer and phone workflows. Commercial use is supported, and the collection includes technical LUTs and log-footage support.

Who it's for

IWLTBAP LUTs suits filmmakers and photo editors who want creative looks alongside LOG conversion tools, particularly those moving between supported editors, camera systems, or mobile apps. Its file-format range and camera support—from Arri Alexa, Blackmagic, and RED to Panasonic, Sony, Canon, GoPro, DJI, and Nikon models—make it relevant to varied production setups. It is less suitable for buyers who need a refund option or whose specific software and camera workflow is not supported.

Pros and cons

• Pros: More than 325 LUTs across creative and technical categories provide a substantial range in the main pack.
• Pros: Multiple file formats and broad editor, mobile-app, and camera support can reduce friction across different workflows.
• Pros: Free samples, a preview tool, and free lifetime updates let buyers assess the looks and keep the purchase current without an update charge.
• Cons: All sales are final, so compatibility and the sample looks deserve checking before purchase.
• Cons: The main pack’s ZIP expands to 1.45GB, a sizable download and storage commitment.
• Cons: The no-sharing and no-resale terms prevent passing the purchased product on or distributing it freely.

Alternatives

Video LUT Libraries is a useful place to compare options across the category. Choose ARRI Look Library if a free library of 87 looks and free log-to-log versions better fits your needs; camera compatibility depends on the option. LUTify.me is another freemium option across desktop, mobile, and web platforms, with named Cine world Pro Warm and Cold packs at $15, paid once each; the Warm pack is an add-on to a fylm.ai Lite subscription.

Consider Triune Digital LUTs for genre-oriented sets such as Action Film LUTS at $39, paid once or Cinematic LUTS V6 at $45, paid once. LUT Co is a paid option without a free plan, with creative and conversion-focused packs including a Samuel Elkins pack at $49, paid once. Leeming LUT Pro may fit buyers seeking a camera-series pack at $39.99, paid once, with a personal license for three devices and camera/profile compatibility varying by pack.

For no-cost libraries, Panasonic VariCam LUT Library and Canon LUT Library are free options. Juan Melara Print Film Emulation LUTs offers free PFE LUTs and a Kodak 2393 RCM PowerGrade at $29.99, paid once for DaVinci Resolve color-managed workflows.

Verdict

IWLTBAP LUTs is a strong choice for filmmakers and editors who want a broad, technically varied LUT collection that can travel across supported cameras and software. Its extensive format support, free samples, and lifetime updates are the main reasons to choose it. Look elsewhere if you need refundable purchases or a narrower, no-cost camera-specific library.