Select the Lightroom tab, and then select the Add photos icon.
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Add and capture photos
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Apply quick actions
- Apply presets to photos using Quick actions
- Auto-enhance photos with quick actions
- Edit subject, sky, and background using Quick actions
- Blur backgrounds using Quick action
- Enhance scenes with Quick actions
- Retouch people’s features using Quick actions
- Straighten photos using Quick actions
- Remove blemishes using Quick actions
- Device compatibility for Quick actions
- Convert photo to video using Quick actions
- Adjust light and color
- Masks and selective adjustments
- Crop and transform
- Heal, clone, and remove
- Manage AI edits
- Edit videos
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Share, save, and export
- Add watermarks to photos
- Create shared albums for others to contribute
- View and contribute to shared albums as an invitee
- Share albums using free cloud storage
- Export photos in multiple formats
- Share photo edits with the community
- Send photos to Photoshop on iPad
- Export HDR photos
- Export videos
- Share photos via different apps
- Copy and paste edits to photos
- Create edit replay videos
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Troubleshoot
- Known and fixed issues in Adobe Lightroom on mobile
- App launch and update issues
- Editing and preset issues
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Settings and access issues
- Premium features unavailable after purchase
- Trackpad scroll gestures not working on iPad
- Waiting for Settings dialog when creating versions
- Settings could not be loaded error on iOS
- iOS photo prompt missing on first launch
- Batch export hangs with Content Credentials on iOS
- Lightroom database corruption error on iOS
- Work with presets
Import DNG preset
Learn how to import downloaded DNG preset files to your Lightroom library.
DNG presets are preset files saved in Adobe’s Digital Negative (DNG) format. Before importing DNG presets into your library, unzip the downloaded folder and save the files on your mobile device or upload them to cloud storage.
DNG preset files may display a file load error when opened. Continue following the import steps to successfully add the preset to your library.
In the Photos on device panel, scroll to locate and select the DNG file, and then select Add.
In the All Photos grid view, locate the DNG file and open it in Detail view.
Select the Options icon, and then select Create Preset.
In the New Preset panel, select the Preset Name field, and then type a descriptive name for your preset.
Select the Preset Group drop-down list, and then select User Presets or Create New Preset Group.
By default, custom presets are saved in User Presets. If creating a new group, enter a group name in the New Preset Group panel, and then select Done .
Select the Select drop-down menu, and then select one of the following:
- All: Selects all edit setting groups.
- Default: Selects the default set of edit settings. Masking, Lens blur, Extra people, and Geometry are excluded by default.
- Modified: Selects only the edit settings applied to the selected photo.
- None: Deselects all edit settings.
Select or deselect the checkboxes next to each settings group to include or exclude specific adjustments, or select each group to manage individual settings within a group, and then select the Done icon to save your preset.
Deselect settings in the Light group when creating presets, as exposure and lighting typically need adjustment for each photo.
For importing XMP presets on Android, see the standard preset import workflow.
Select the Lightroom tab, and then select the Add photos icon.
In the Photos on device panel, scroll to locate and select the DNG file, and then select Add.
In the All Photos grid view, locate the DNG file and open it in Detail view.
Select the Options icon, and then select Create Preset.
In the New Preset panel, select the Preset Name field, and then type a descriptive name for your preset.
Select the Preset Group drop-down list, and then select User Presets or Create New Preset Group.
By default, custom presets are saved in User Presets. If creating a new group, enter a group name in the New Preset Group panel, and then select Done .
Select the Select drop-down menu, and then select one of the following:
- All: Selects all edit setting groups.
- Default: Selects the default set of edit settings. Masking, Lens blur, Extra people, and Geometry are excluded by default.
- Modified: Selects only the edit settings applied to the selected photo.
- None: Deselects all edit settings.
Select or deselect the checkboxes next to each settings group to include or exclude specific adjustments, or select each group to manage individual settings within a group, and then select the Done icon to save your preset.
Deselect settings in the Light group when creating presets, as exposure and lighting typically need adjustment for each photo.
If you create a preset with the same name as an existing preset in the same group, Lightroom displays the Duplicate Preset Name dialog box with options to Keep Both, Replace, or Rename the preset.