LUTify.me

LUTify.me suits colourists and image makers who want scene-referred LUTs alongside a browser-based editor. Its broad export and host support are compelling; the local-only editing workflow is the main compromise.

Overview

LUTify.me combines 144 scene-referred 3D LUTs with fylm.ai Lite, a browser editor and LUT creator. The LUTs support log footage, technical workflows and commercial use, with camera support ranging from Arri Alexa and RED to Canon, Fujifilm, GoPro and Sony.

fylm.ai Lite uses ACEScct internally and natively supports DaVinci Wide Gamut. That makes it a credible fit for colour-managed work rather than just a quick-look generator. Free access includes an always-free Lite account and free scene-referred print film emulation LUTs.

Key features

Browser editing with AI tools: Lite runs without installation and includes one-click AI Auto Correct, AI Colour Extract to derive a grade from an image, and automatic colour matching. These tools offer useful starting points for grading, though edits remain local to the computer in use.

Flexible exports: Looks can be exported as LUTs, enhanced XMP profiles for Adobe Camera Raw, or ICC profiles for Capture One. Supported formats include.aml,.vlt,.xmp,.cube, IPP2 and ICC, giving users options across still and video workflows.

Wide host compatibility: Listed software includes Photoshop, Lightroom, Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Capture One, Final Cut Pro, Affinity Photo, ON1 Photo RAW and Skylum Luminar. Compatible mobile apps include LumaFusion and Video LUT for iOS, plus 3D LUT mobile for iOS and Android.

Local workflow constraint: Lite has no cloud storage or collaboration. Edits are stored locally, so a project edited on one computer is unavailable on another; that is a real drawback for teams and anyone who regularly switches machines.

Purchased LUT ownership: Purchased LUTs can be downloaded and kept after cancelling a subscription, and used without an active subscription once stored locally. That separates the lasting value of a pack from continued subscription access.

Pricing

The free Lite account and free print film emulation LUTs make it possible to try the browser editor and LUT approach without an upfront purchase. Paid packs begin at $15, paid once: Cine world Pro Warm LUT pack and Cine world Pro Cold LUT pack each cost that amount as a one-time purchase, listed as an add-on to a fylm.ai Lite subscription.

Other one-time add-on packs are $19, paid once for Studio Pro, Colour Film Boost Pro, Film Tone Pro and Commercial Pro; Print Film Pro costs $25, paid once. The LUT pack bundle is $99, paid once and includes all LUT packs, with use described as lasting forever. Those pack options suit buyers who want specific looks or a permanent collection rather than recurring access.

It is the paid route for readers who want the editor subscription, but the listed pack prices are add-ons, so buyers should account for the cost of desired LUTs separately.

The Professional Package is a legacy solution at $59 a year for the first year, then 19.90 USD for every additional year. It includes a LUTs Previewer, which may suit users who specifically need that legacy offering. First-time purchases are final; subscription renewals have a seven-day grace period to request a refund.

Platforms

fylm.ai Lite is cross-platform on Mac, Windows, Chrome and Linux, and runs in a browser with nothing to install. The broader compatibility list includes desktop photo and video editors as well as the named iOS and Android LUT apps. The range is useful for mixed software workflows, but local storage means browser access does not provide cross-computer project continuity.

Who it's for

LUTify.me is a strong fit for independent colourists, filmmakers and image makers who need scene-referred LUTs, work with log footage, or want exports spanning video LUTs and still-image profiles. Its free entry point and broad host support also suit people who want to build a workflow gradually. Teams or users who need shared cloud projects should look elsewhere, as Lite offers neither collaboration nor cloud storage.

Pros and cons

Pros: A free account and free print-film LUTs lower the barrier to entry; exports include LUT, XMP and ICC options; commercial-use licensing and log-footage support serve professional workflows; purchased packs remain usable after cancellation when stored locally.

Cons: Local-only edits cannot follow users between computers; no collaboration or cloud storage rules it out for shared projects; pack costs are separate from the annual Lite subscription; first-time purchases are final.

Alternatives

Canon LUT Library is the better pick for a no-cost downloadable.cube library compatible with grading software or supported cameras. IWLTBAP LUTs is worth considering for a larger pack: its listed LUTs pack costs 25.00 USD once and contains 325+ LUTs as a ZIP download.

Bounce Color LUTs offers a 12.99 GBP one-time Cinematic Film LUTs pack with Rec709 and Log LUTs for major cameras. LUT Co is another paid LUT-pack option. ARRI Look Library is a free alternative with 87 looks and free log-to-log versions, with camera compatibility dependent on the look.

CinePacks suits buyers seeking a broader asset bundle: its Master Bundle costs 300.00 USD once and includes 57 packs and 4,700+ assets. CineColor LUT Library offers monthly full-catalog access for $29 a month, auto-renewing with the option to skip or cancel. Luttie LUT Packs is a further alternative for individual LUT purchases.

For more options, browse Video LUT Libraries.

Verdict

Choose LUTify.me if you want scene-referred LUTs, flexible exports and a capable browser editor in a workflow that stays on one computer. Its free access is a sensible starting point, while downloadable packs offer lasting use; look elsewhere if cloud continuity, collaboration or a fully costed subscription-plus-packs workflow is essential.