LUTly decodes D-Log with a built-in DJI input profile, then builds the look you asked for on your own clip. Export a real .cube LUT for Resolve, Premiere, FCP or CapCut.




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DJI drones shoot flat D-Log to protect highlights, which is why your footage looks grey and washed out. LUTly decodes D-Log with a built-in input profile, then builds a custom .cube LUT from a plain-English description, previewed live on your own clip. Processed on your device. Never uploaded.
D-Log records a low-contrast log image so your drone camera can hold detail in bright sky and dark shadow at the same time. It is meant to be graded afterwards. Ungraded, it looks grey. Graded, it holds more range than the standard profile ever could.
Pick "DJI D-Log" from the input profile list and LUTly linearises the log signal before it grades. That means the AI is deciding a look on a proper image, not on a washed-out log frame. D-Log M on the Mini series decodes the same way.
Drag any .MP4 straight off the SD card. Nothing uploads.
One click. LUTly reads the file bytes and usually pre-selects it for you.
"Cinematic teal and orange with a matte roll-off" or whatever look you want.
Drops straight into Resolve, Premiere, Final Cut or CapCut.
No watermarks, no degraded exports. Subscriptions are cancel anytime, no lock-in. Every tool is unlocked for guests, try the whole app before you sign up.
250 generations with every tool unlocked. Buy once, use whenever. No recurring charge, no expiry.
No color wheels. Your footage stays local; AI looks send small preview frames for analysis. The output is a standard 3D LUT your NLE already understands.
Drag in a clip straight off the card. Your original file never leaves your machine.
Type the grade you want, or drop a reference image. LUTly translates it into real color math.
Preview live, scrub before and after, export. Drops straight into Resolve, Premiere, Final Cut, CapCut.
All video decoding and color processing runs client-side in WebGL. Your original footage stays on your machine. When you use AI looks, a few small preview stills are uploaded for analysis and immediately discarded.