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Batch export hangs with Content Credentials on iOS
Resolve export delays by exporting images individually when using Content Credentials.
When you export multiple photos with Content Credentials enabled in Adobe Lightroom on iOS, the export may become unresponsive during rendering, particularly over unreliable network connections.
After selecting multiple photos and adjusting export options with Content Credentials enabled, the export process displays "Rendering - This may take a while" and remains at this status indefinitely. The export does not complete, and the app does not return an error message. This typically occurs when your network connection is slow or unstable.
Poor network connectivity prevents the batch export process from completing when Content Credentials are enabled, causing the rendering step to hang indefinitely. After successfully exporting individual photos, verify that your Content Credentials were applied by checking the exported files in Adobe Inspect.
Select a single photo you want to export.
Select the Share icon and select Export as.
Enable the Content Credentials toggle and configure your preferences.
Complete the export for the single photo.
Repeat this process for each additional photo you need to export.