Export HDR photos

עודכן לאחרונה בתאריך 2 בספטמבר 2026

Learn how to use the HDR Output toggle to save photos with enhanced brightness and detail.

After editing a photo in HDR mode, you can export it to preserve the enhanced dynamic range with brighter highlights and more detailed shadows. This procedure applies when you’ve finished enhancing an HDR photo and want to save it with HDR qualities intact.

This export method preserves HDR data in your edited photos, allowing them to display with greater brightness and contrast on compatible HDR displays.

Select an image to open it in Detail view.

Apply desired edits to the image in Edit in HDR mode, and then select Share .

From the panel that appears, select Export as.

In the Export as panel, select a File Type such as JPG, AVIF, DNG, TIF, or Original.

Manage the following settings based on the selected File Type:

For JPG and TIF formats, select the Dimensions drop-down menu, and then select Largest Available Dimensions, Small (2048 px), or Custom to specify a pixel value up to 15,000 in the Long Side field.
For TIF format, select the required options from the Bit Depth and Compression drop-downs, and then enable Save Transparency if needed.
For AVIF format, enable the HDR Output toggle to include extended dynamic range data.

Select the Quality drop-down menu, and then select a value between 10% and 100% to balance file size and image quality.

Enable Content Credentials, Include Watermark, and More Options as required, and then select Done .

Supported file formats for HDR export

JPG: Widely compatible format that stores HDR data using gain map metadata
AVIF: Modern image format that provides efficient compression and HDR support
JXL: JPEG XL image format that supports efficient HDR encoding
TIF: Uncompressed image format that preserves full HDR quality
DNG: RAW image format that preserves maximum image data for advanced editing and archiving

פתק

The HDR Output toggle is only available when you select JPG, AVIF, or JXL as your file type. TIF exports preserve HDR data by default when the photo was edited in HDR mode.

iOS version compatibility

HDR photo display support varies by iOS version:

iOS 15

Does not support AVIF and JXL formats
No apps on iOS 15 can display HDR content

iOS 16

AVIF and JXL can be exported to the camera roll
Only AVIF images display in the iOS 16 Photos app
Some display issues may occur; updating to iOS 17 is recommended
Third-party app support is uncertain

iOS 17

AVIF and JXL can be exported and viewed in the Photos app
Third-party app support continues to evolve and may have compatibility issues

For the best HDR viewing experience on your device, ensure you’re running iOS 17 or later.

HDR images exported as JPG include HDR gain map metadata that Lightroom and Google Chrome on desktop can display. Other applications may display these JPG files as SDR, showing any SDR adjustments you configured during editing. For maximum compatibility with web galleries and online platforms, use AVIF or JXL formats.

iOS version compatibility for viewing exported HDR photos varies. iOS 17 provides the best support, displaying AVIF and JXL files with HDR in the Photos app. iOS 16 can display AVIF files but may have some display issues. iOS 15 doesn't support HDR display in any apps.

Select an image to open it in Detail view.

Apply desired edits to the image in Edit in HDR mode, and then select Share .

From the panel that appears, select Export as.

In the Export as panel, select a File Type such as JPG, AVIF, DNG, TIF, or Original.

Manage the following settings based on the selected File Type:

For JPG and TIF formats, select the Dimensions drop-down menu, and then select Largest Available Dimensions, Small (2048 px), or Custom to specify a pixel value up to 15,000 in the Long Side field.
For TIF format, select the required options from the Bit Depth and Compression drop-downs, and then enable Save Transparency if needed.
For AVIF format, enable the HDR Output toggle to include extended dynamic range data.

פתק

The HDR Output toggle is only available when you select AVIF as your file type. TIF exports preserve HDR data by default when the photo was edited in HDR mode.

Select the Quality drop-down menu, and then select a value between 10% and 100% to balance file size and image quality.

Enable Content Credentials, Include Watermark, and More Options as required, and then select Done .

HDR color spaces

Lightroom on Android currently supports three color spaces while editing, opening, or saving a photo in HDR:

HDR sRGB (Rec. 709)
HDR P3
HDR Rec. 2020

These are HDR-enabled versions of the existing sRGB, Display P3, and Rec. 2020 color spaces. sRGB has the smallest color gamut, and Rec. 2020 has the largest.

HDR compatible devices

Google Pixel 7, Google Pixel 7a, and Google Pixel 7 Pro
Google Pixel 8, Google Pixel 8a, Google Pixel 8 Pro
Google Pixel 9, Google Pixel 9a, Google Pixel 9 Pro
Google Pixel Fold
Samsung S24, S24+, S24 Ultra (Android 14, build number ending with AYB7 or Android 15)
Samsung S25, S25+, and, S25 Ultra, S25 Edge (Android 16 or later)
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, Fold 7 (Android 16 or later)
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE, S25 FE (Android 16 or later)
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 (Android 15 or later)
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 (Android 16 or later)

For Samsung devices, if HDR headroom isn’t available, check whether the device is in Power Saving mode and turn it off, or check whether the device’s battery level is low and charge it.

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