Lutme: LUT Viewer and Organizer

Lutme allows you to view all your LUTs and organize them efficiently.

Key Features:

• 🎨 Visualize LUTs: Quickly see all your LUTs in action to select the best one for your project.
• 🗂️ Organize Easily: Organize your LUTs to find the perfect one quickly.
• 🆓 Free: No subscription and no ads.
• 📸 Export Edited Images: Export your favorite images edited with your favorite LUT.
• 📥 Auto-Import: Automatically import previously imported LUT folders

➡️ Use the Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9pfb29pcfl71

For MacOS users:

➡️ Use Apple App Store:  https://apple.co/45Sa3xx

For Final Cut Pro users:

• don't forget to import your Final Cut Pro Custom LUTs Folder (~/Library/Application Support/ProApps/Custom LUTs/).

Testimonials:

📢 Yohann Legrix: "A great, very practical tool for viewing all your LUTs! It also allows you to clean up to keep only the best 😁 Great job! Well done Stéphane Archer 👏🏻🎉✨"

Troubleshooting Guide:

If you experience any issues with the app, follow these steps to reset it:

1. Close the App: Ensure the app is fully closed before proceeding.
2. Delete App Data:
   • Open Finder on your Mac.
   • In the menu bar, click on Go and select Go to Folder….
   • Enter ~/Library/Containers and press Go.
   • Find and delete the folders named:
     • com.editingtools.lutme
     • Lutme (if present)

   Note: The Library folder may be hidden. If you can't see it, use Go > Go to Folder… in Finder and enter the full path above.

3. Restart the App: Open the app again. This process should reset the app to its default state.

If the issue persists or if you know what caused it, please contact us at archerstephane@gmail.com for further assistance. Your feedback helps us improve the app experience!

FAQ:

Q:  What is a LUT?

A: A LUT, or Look-Up Table, is a tool used in photo and video editing to change the colors of an image or video in a specific way. Think of it as a filter or a preset that can be applied to give your footage a certain look or style. However, while a filter often just adds a basic effect, a LUT is more precise and complex, allowing for detailed color grading.

Questions or Suggestions?

I value feedback and community ideas. If you have feature requests or bug reports, feel free to reach out at: fractale.developer@editingtools.io