IWLTBAP LUTs

Overview

IWLTBAP LUTs is a collection of color-grading presets for photos and camera footage, best suited to filmmakers and editors who want creative looks alongside log-to-Rec.709 conversion tools. Its broad format and software support make it adaptable; the final-sale policy and pack-specific purchase limits deserve a careful look before checkout.

Key features

The main pack brings together more than 325 standard, LOG, V-Log, tint, gel, and utility LUTs. More than 90 are intended to convert LOG profiles to Rec.709, so editors have a substantial set of starting points for normalizing log footage as well as shaping a look. The maker says the LUTs are designed to preserve light and dark skin tones, a useful aim for portrait and narrative work, though that is not a guarantee for every image or workflow.

The core files are 33×33×33.CUBE and.3DL LUTs, accompanied by a PDF guide. Additional formats include.XMP for Lightroom Classic,.ICC and.COSTYLE for older Lightroom and Capture One,.LOOK for Premiere Pro CC 2015 Lumetri, and.VLT for compatible Panasonic cameras. The maker lists support for Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Lightroom Classic, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro X, Capture One, Affinity Photo, and other editors, as well as a range of camera families including Arri Alexa, Blackmagic, RED, Panasonic, Sony, Canon, GoPro, DJI, and Nikon. That breadth is valuable for mixed camera and editing environments, but compatibility still depends on the specific camera, app, and file format.

Mobile options include Media Grade, Video LUT, and LumaFusion on iOS, and 3DLUT mobile on iOS and Android. The online LUT Previewer applies LUTs to JPG or PNG images; the LUTs DeLOG web app is intended for log footage. More than 10 LUTs from the pack are available as samples, with separate free downloads such as Aspen and Sedona. These give buyers a way to assess looks before paying, especially important because purchases are final.

Paid purchases receive an emailed download link after payment, and updates are free for the lifetime of the product. Payment is handled through SendOwl and Stripe, with card or PayPal accepted. The maker invites support questions by email and says replies arrive within six hours, at most 12 hours. The purchase terms prohibit resale or free sharing.

Pricing

The product is freemium, with free LUT downloads and a paid entry point of 15 one-time. The main LUTs Color Grading Pack costs $25, paid once as a one-time purchase. It includes 325+ LUTs in a ZIP listed as 600MB (1.45GB uncompressed), instant download, and lifetime free updates. This is the fit for editors who want the full core collection without a subscription; the trade-off is that all sales are final.

The Bundle: all packs costs $39, paid once as a one-time purchase and is presented as 35% off the stated $60 total. It suits buyers who want the broader set of packs rather than just the main collection. Free samples and separate downloads are the lower-commitment choice, but they are not the full 325+ LUT pack. There is no free trial, recurring renewal, or refund route stated for purchases; the stated resale and free-sharing restrictions also apply.

Platforms

The listed platforms are Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. The editing integrations span desktop photo and video software, mobile apps, and compatible Panasonic cameras. That makes the pack a plausible choice for editors working across devices, but platform availability alone does not establish that every LUT format works in every host.

Who it's for

IWLTBAP LUTs is a strong candidate for filmmakers who use log footage and want both technical conversion LUTs and a large range of creative looks in one collection. It also suits photo editors who rely on Lightroom Classic, Capture One, Photoshop, or Affinity Photo and can use the listed file integrations. It is less suitable for anyone who needs a refund option, wants to share purchased files, or needs a confirmed workflow outside the supported apps and cameras.

Pros and cons

Pro: More than 325 LUTs, including 90+ LOG-to-Rec.709 options, cover both technical conversion and creative grading needs.

Pro: Multiple LUT and editor-specific file formats help the collection fit different desktop, mobile, and camera workflows.

Pro: Free samples, a JPG/PNG preview tool, and free lifetime updates give buyers ways to evaluate and maintain the collection.

Con: All sales are final, so sampling before purchase matters more than it would with a refundable product.

Con: Purchased LUTs cannot be resold or shared for free, limiting team and redistribution use.

Con: The 600MB ZIP expands to 1.45GB, a meaningful download and storage commitment for a preset pack.

Alternatives

Video LUT Libraries is the broader directory category for comparing LUT collections. Choose LUTify.me instead if you want a freemium option spanning Linux as well as desktop, web, and mobile platforms, or a 15.00 USD one-time warm or cold pack listed as an add-on to fylm.ai Lite.

Color Grading Central LUTs is worth considering if a free 100-LUT.cube pack or a free trial is more important than IWLTBAP's larger paid collection; its annual subscription is $99 a year. For free downloadable.cube looks compatible with grading software or supported cameras, Canon LUT Library is a simpler alternative.

Pick Juan Melara Print Film Emulation LUTs if you want the named free Fujifilm 3510, Kodak 2383, and Kodak 2393 looks, or a Kodak 2393 RCM PowerGrade for Resolve Colour Managed or DaVinci Wide Gamut. Rocket Rooster LUTs offers a free 36-LUT bundle with overlays, film grain, and light leaks, making it a different kind of free starting point.

Bounce Color LUTs may fit better if you want a trial and a 12.99 GBP one-time Cinematic Film LUT pack with Rec709 and log LUTs for major cameras. Choose LUT Co if a paid creative pack from colorist Evan Schneider is the priority; its Samuel Elkins LUT Pack costs $49, paid once. ARRI Look Library is a free alternative with 87 looks and free log-to-log versions, with camera compatibility dependent on the setup.

Verdict

Choose IWLTBAP LUTs if you want one sizable, cross-format collection combining creative grades with a deep set of LOG-to-Rec.709 tools, and can accept a non-refundable purchase. Its free samples and broad integrations make it easier to assess fit before buying, but editors who need refunds, broader sharing rights, or a more specialized free collection should look elsewhere.