Here are the best free LUTs for video editors, colorists, cinematographers, motion designers, and post-production professionals.
Unlike a traditional roundup that just tells you all about finding free stuff, in this one, we’ve filtered dozens of free LUT packs to create a list of our favorites — and packs that we use the most often. (What is a LUT and how do you use one? We’re so glad you asked.)
- 2,045 Likes, 37 Comments - LUTs Pack by IWLTBAP (@luts) on Instagram: “Demo of color grading with LUT W-9790-STD ? Manual conversion from Alexa Log-C to Rec.709 in”.
- Peter McKinnon LUT Pack – Free download. ImpulZ 1.1 LUTs Ultimate for Digital Cinema (Win/Mac). SAM KOLDER (kold) // Pro Color Grading – Lut Pack (5. DaVinci Resolve Assets. Vintage Look 2 LUT Pack (15 LUTs) – Free download. Iwltbap – 80 LUTs Color Grading Pack. After Effects Assets. My Sony LUT Pack $29 BY Trevor.
- Iwltbap LUTs are the most popular products for video color grading nowadays. The creative team offers more than 10 different paid and free packs of filters for videographers, ranging from the film effect to bright Orange & Teal colors. In this article, I will review all Iwltbap LUTs packages, as well as offer 5 FREE alternatives to these filters.
Iwltbap-80 LUTs Color Grading Pack.zip (431.15 MB) Choose free or premium download SLOW DOWNLOAD. The STANDARD folder contains the LUTs for standard image profile (named Rec.709), it's the most common profile on almost all cameras. You have to use these LUTs in most of the cases. The LOG folder contains the LUTs for flat image profiles (mainly pro cameras). It's a generic LOG. In the UTILITY folder you will find a large set of LUTs convert all LOG profiles to standard (Rec.709) optimized.
So here they are: the 129 lucky winners to make your post-production life easier.
Color Grading Central 36 Free LUTs — M31
Color Grading Central is the brainchild of Denver Riddle, a professional colorist who has done a ton of work to further color grading education with his products and tutorials.
This is where you will find M31, the king of the LUTs. This is a 100 percent absolute must-have LUT that you’ll see on everything from YouTube videos to television shows.
The free LUTs here include 21 utility LUTs to convert footage for Rec709 and 15 stylized LUTs inspired by movie looks. (M31 is included, so go grab it now.) The download also includes some free film stock burns, color grading tutorials, and a free plugin for Premiere Pro.
IWLTBAP 10 Free LUTs
IWLTBAP can help you pull off a ton of popular looks with their professional LUTs. Grab some freebies.
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Iwltbap 80 Luts Color Grading Pack free. software downloads
RocketStock 35 Free LUTs
This is one of the free packs that I find myself using quite a bit. These are 3D .CUBE files, so you can use them in Premiere Pro CC, FCPX, After Effects CC, DaVinci Resolve, and other NLEs and color grading apps.
This pack is good for quick vintage and cinematic looks.
Lutify Me 7 Free LUTs
These 7 free LUTs are great for those ethereal hipster looks. They’re very reminiscent of film stock, and overall they give off a really nice vibe.
PremiumBeat 17 Free LUTs
If you want even more LUTs inspired by classic films for that film stock look, be sure to grab the free Wanderlust pack from PremiumBeat.
SmallHD 7 Free LUTs
This pack of free LUTs draws its inspiration from well-known films, like The Matrix and Saving Private Ryan.
Greyscalegorilla 13 Free LUTs
Originally intended for motion designers, these free LUTs from professional colorist Jeremy Stuart can help out any project.
I’ve used the Kodak 2383 D65 LUT in the pack on multiple projects, and will often go back to a few cinematic looks, too.
Juan Melara 4 Free LUTs
Another great freebie pack from a professional colorist, Juan Melata, this free pack includes 4 more Kodak film emulations.
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