Open a photo in Lightroom on mobile and select Presets .
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Learn more about presets in Lightroom, preset types, and how to use presets to enhance your photos.
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Presets are predefined group edit settings that offer a smooth editing experience on the go. Edit photos in Lightroom using Presets that combine editing adjustments to achieve a consistent and professional look.
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Choose one of the preset categories - Recommended, Premium, or Yours.
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Browse through the available preset groups under each category and select the one you wish to apply.
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Tap the selected preset thumbnail to access the Amount Slider. This helps you adjust the amount and intensity of the applied preset.
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You can easily select
or to modify the applied changes and achieve the desired result.
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Open a photo in Lightroom on mobile and select Presets .
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Select Create Preset.
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In the New Preset screen, specify the following:
- Preset Name: Type the desired preset name.
- Preset Group: By default, custom presets are saved in the User Presets group. You can also create a new group using the Create New Preset Group option.
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Tap the Select drop-down menu and choose any of the following options:
- All: This selects all the edit settings groups.
- Default: This selects the default set of edit settings. Masking, Optics, and Geometry settings are excluded by default.
- Modified: This selects the edit settings you've applied to a selected photo. Select the checkbox next to the edit settings groups to select or deselect specific settings.
- None: This deselects all the edit settings.
When selecting the Auto option in the edit panel, Auto Settings is enabled in the Select pop-up menu for Default and Modified options.
You can also select the > icon to navigate within the edit setting group and then choose specific settings from the submenu.
Tip- Deselect options in the Light settings group as the exposure and light for all the photos will differ.
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After selecting the required edit settings, select the
icon at the upper-right corner.
Your new preset is now available in the Library view of the Presets menu.
NoteIf you attempt to create a duplicate preset with the same name under the same preset group, a Duplicate Preset Name dialog box opens with options to Replace, Duplicate, or Rename the preset.
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Open a photo in Lightroom on mobile and select Presets .
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Select Manage Presets.
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Select the Preset Groups that you want to see in the Presets menu. Switching off a preset group will hide it from the Presets menu.
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Select
to save the changes.
Presets usually come as .xmp, DNG, or .lrtemplate files. Download the preset files on your mobile device.
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Open a photo in Lightroom on mobile and select Presets .
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Select Import Presets.
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Locate your downloaded presets on the Android mobile device folders or Google Drive.
New to Lightroom? Download the sample preset file and start your import preset journey.
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Select the preset file. Lightroom will import and add the file to the User Presets folder in Yours preset tab. You can create a new folder to better organize your imported presets.
Pro tipIf the downloaded DNG presets are in a . ZIP file, extract them before you import them.
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Open a photo in Lightroom on mobile and select Presets .
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Select Show Partially Compatible Presets.
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You can now view the partially compatible presets in the Presets panel. Later, you can deselect the Show Partially Compatible Presets option to hide them.
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Select a photo and apply edit settings that you want to export as a preset.
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Select the Share icon and then select Export as.
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Select the File type as DNG, Dimensions, Quality, and other options, then select .
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