Select the photo you want to export to open it in Detail view.
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Export photos with Content Credentials
Learn how to attach your identity and editing information to JPG exports using Content Credentials.
Content Credentials lets you attach your identity, social media accounts, and editing history to photos when you export them from Adobe Lightroom on mobile.
Content Credentials are currently supported only when exporting JPEG file format.
For more information about Content Credentials across Adobe products, visit Content Credentials overview.
If you want to include connected social media accounts, link them through the Connected Identities page.
To export multiple photos with Content Credentials, in the carousel view, select the checkbox on each photo you want to export.
Select Share , and then select Export as.
In the Export as panel, select select a supported file format from the File Type drop-down menu.
Toggle on Content Credentials, and then select Settings.
In the Content Credentials panel, toggle on Apply Content Credentials.
In Information to include, toggle on the options you want to include:
- Producer: Adds the name associated with your Adobe account.
- Connected accounts: Includes linked social media account profiles.
- Edits and activity: Includes your editing history and activity details.
From the Store in drop-down menu, select one of the following:
- Content Credentials cloud: Publishes Content Credentials to a public cloud for persistence and recovery.
- Files: Embeds Content Credentials directly into the exported file.
- Files and cloud: Uses both file embedding and cloud publishing methods.
Adjust any remaining export settings in the Export as panel, and then select the Done to export your photo.
Select the photo you want to export to open it in Detail view.
To export multiple photos with Content Credentials, in the carousel view, select the checkbox on each photo you want to export.
Select Share , and then select Export as.
In the Export as panel, select select a supported file format from the File Type drop-down menu.
Toggle on Content Credentials, and then select Preferences.
In the Content Credentials panel, toggle on Apply Content Credentials.
In Information to include, toggle on the options you want to include:
- Producer: Adds the name associated with your Adobe account.
- Connected accounts: Includes linked social media account profiles.
- Edits and activity: Includes your editing history and activity details.
From the Store in drop-down menu, select one of the following:
- Content Credentials cloud: Publishes Content Credentials to a public cloud for persistence and recovery.
- Files: Embeds Content Credentials directly into the exported file.
- Files and cloud: Uses both file embedding and cloud publishing methods.
Adjust any remaining export settings in the Export as panel, and then select the Done to export your photo.
After exporting, you can verify your Content Credentials by uploading the photo to Adobe Inspect.