107 professional color grades in .cube format — works in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, CapCut, Filmora, and more.
Footage Type
The trust-builder — a clean, correct Apple Log conversion with film density and honest skin. Noticeably richer than Apple's own LUT without tipping into a style.
The money look — deep teal shadows, warm protected skin, bold filmic contrast with dense saturated darks. Narrow hue targeting keeps faces natural while the world goes cinematic.
Golden-hour travel and lifestyle — amber highlights, dense warm shadows, sun that blooms instead of clipping. Skin glows without going orange.
Night and neon — dense noise-free blacks, saturated protected signs, cool blue undertone. Built for what iPhones actually shoot after dark.
The muted street look — desaturated but dense, weighty contrast, a gold-and-steel palette. Understated is the hardest look to fake; the density stage is what makes it read as graded, not grey.
The social finisher — contrast and chroma tuned to survive Instagram and TikTok re-encoding, midtones weighted for vertical crops where the subject fills the frame.
The hazy film look — milky lifted blacks, creamy rolled highlights, soft contrast with a faint warm veil. A LUT shifts tone, not pixels: pair with a touch of your editor's glow for true diffusion bloom.
Motion-picture negative emulation — warm mids, real cross-channel color contamination, green-leaning shadows and dense print color. The "shot on film" look for Apple Log.
Bleach bypass — heavy desaturation under high contrast with maximum density, the silver-retention thriller look. Skin keeps a trace of warmth against the steel.
The green-leaning cinema grade — green-tinted shadows under sodium-warm highlights, moody and precise, with skin kept clean out of the green. The one hue territory the rest of the pack leaves alone.
Soft pastel daylight — airy low contrast that stays dense instead of washed out, creamy protected skin, muted skies. The lifestyle look, built on the film-density stage.
The flagship Pocket 4 look — teal shadows, warm highlights, filmic contrast. Turns flat D-Log M into a polished blockbuster grade in one click.
Open your project and go to the Color page.
Right-click in the LUT gallery (top-right) → Open LUT Folder.
Copy the .cube file into the folder.
Right-click the gallery again → Refresh.
Right-click your clip node → LUT → select the iReelz LUT.
Apply the Lumetri Color effect to your clip.
In the Creative section, click the Look dropdown.
Click Browse… and navigate to the .cube file.
Adjust Intensity slider to taste (default 100%).
Select your clip in the timeline.
Open the Color Inspector (top-right).
Click the Effects browser → Color section.
Apply "Custom LUT" effect to the clip.
In the inspector, click the LUT dropdown → Choose Custom LUT…
Select the .cube file.
Select your clip in the timeline.
Tap Filters → Adjust.
Tap the "…" menu → Import LUT.
Select the .cube file from your device.
Adjust filter strength to taste.
Select your clip on the timeline.
Go to Color tab in the properties panel.
Scroll to 3D LUT section.
Click "Load new LUT" and select the .cube file.
Adjust the strength slider.