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Manage your Community profile
Learn how to access profile settings to edit your information and view activity.
Your Community profile in Adobe Lightroom on mobile lets you connect with other photographers, share your work, and manage your presence in the Lightroom community. Through your profile, you can control your personal information, view your shared edits and remixes, manage your followers, and control interactions with other users.
View profile sections
Select your profile picture.
Select the following tabs to navigate through your profile:
- Edits: View all photos you've shared to the Community.
- Remixes: View edits you've created based on other photographers' work.
- About: View your profile details and bio.
- Following: View photographers whose work you follow.
- Followers: View users who follow your work.
- Likes: View photos and edits you’ve liked.
Your Followers and Following lists are visible to other Lightroom users. Your likes on shared edits remain private and are not visible to others.
Edit Community profile
Select the Community tab.
Select your profile picture, and then select Edit profile.
From the menu that appears, select Edit profile.
In the Edit your Profile panel, update Profile photo, First Name, Last Name, and Location, if needed.
Add your Facebook and YouTube accounts.
Scroll down to Lightroom Community Profile, add a suitable image to the Background image, add a public bio in the About Me field, and add your Website link.
Select Save.
Your updated profile information now appears when other users view your Adobe Public Profile or see your shared content in the Community feed.
View profile sections
Select the Community tab.
Select your profile picture.
Select the following tabs to navigate through your profile:
- Edits: View all photos you've shared to the Community.
- Remixes: View edits you've created based on other photographers' work.
- About: View your profile details and bio.
- Following: View photographers whose work you follow.
- Followers: View users who follow your work.
- Likes: View photos and edits you’ve liked.
Your Followers and Following lists are visible to other Lightroom users. Your likes on shared edits remain private and are not visible to others.
Edit Community profile
Select the Community tab.
Select your profile picture, and then select Edit profile.
From the menu that appears, select Edit profile.
In the Edit your Profile panel, update Profile photo, First Name, Last Name, and Location, if needed.
Add your Facebook and YouTube accounts.
Scroll down to Lightroom Community Profile, add a suitable image to the Background image, add a public bio in the About Me field, and add your Website link.
Select Save.
Your updated profile information now appears when other users view your Adobe Public Profile or see your shared content in the Community feed.