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iReelz Cinematic LUTs vs Kurosu Cinefilm LUTs

Both stand on video lut libraries. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

iReelz Cinematic LUTs

Free plan Web

Pick iReelz Cinematic LUTs if you want five beginner-friendly cinematic grades with selectable camera conversions and adjustable preview strength. Look elsewhere if you need to import .cube files in the CapCut phone app or want the creative looks free.

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Kurosu Cinefilm LUTs

Paid

Cinefilm LUTs offers a defined set of looks and broad listed editor and camera-profile coverage. Check the license budget limit and final-sale policy before purchasing.

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The facts

	iReelz Cinematic LUTs	Kurosu Cinefilm LUTs
Free plan	Yes	No
Open source	No	Not published
Runs on	Web	Not published
Lowest paid plan	Lite: $11.99 a month	CINEFILM LUTS: $39, paid once
Plans published	7	1
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	ireelz.com	kurosu.co
On video lut libraries	#9 of 20	#20 of 20

iReelz Cinematic LUTs: what it does well

Five distinct cinematic grades in .cube format
Built-in log-to-Rec.709 conversion for supported footage
Preview intensity is rendered into the downloaded file
Commercial license with unlimited downloads after purchase
Seven free camera conversion LUTs available

What to know first

CapCut’s phone app cannot import .cube files
Creative cinematic looks require a paid purchase
Free conversion LUTs are limited to full strength

Kurosu Cinefilm LUTs: what it does well

16 cinematic LUTs plus bonus conversion LUTs
Supports LOG and Rec.709 footage
Works in listed .CUBE-compatible editors
No plugin required
Lifetime access with personal and commercial use

What to know first

$39.00 USD one-time purchase
Single-user license
Commercial license capped at $25,000 USD project budgets
Digital purchases are final with no refunds

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