You can choose to download the photos in an album locally on your computer. Storing an album locally allows you to edit photos in that album even when your computer is not connected to the Internet. For example, when you're traveling somewhere without Internet and want to work on your photos. Edited photos are automatically synced to the cloud whenever you're next connected to the Internet.
) badge appears on the album thumbnail indicating that the album is now stored locally. 
You can make your albums public, so that others can see your photos on the web.
To share an album, do the following:
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Note:
To modify the sharing preferences of an album that is already public, right-click (Win) / Control-click (Mac) the album and choose Share Settings from the context-menu.
Share an albumPreferences
Allow Downloads: Select this preference to allow others to download the shared album photos.
Show Metadata: Select this preference to allow others to view metadata of the shared album photos.
Show Location Info: Select this preference to allow others to view location info of the shared album photos. Deselect it to hide location info.
Save photos to a computer, hard drive, or Flash drive
Save as full-sized originals or JPEGs at a specified size
In Photoshop Lightroom CC, you choose to save your edited photos as JPEGs (small, maximum, or custom size) or as full-sized originals. You can save to a folder on a computer or to an attached or networked drive, such as a Flash drive.
When you save photos, you create new image files that include the edits and other metadata changes you’ve made to the photos.
To save photos from Photoshop Lightroom CC to a computer, hard drive, or Flash drive, follow these basic steps:
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Select one or more photos to save.
- If you're in Photo Grid (
) view or Square Grid (
) view, select the photo that you want to save. Control-click to select multiple photos. - If you're in Detail (
) view, select the photo that you want to save from the filmstrip. Control-click to select multiple photos.
- If you're in Photo Grid (
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Specify save options in Photoshop Lightroom CC.File Type
Choose JPEG to save the photo in .JPG format. Choose Original+Settings to save the photo as full size original.
Location
Save at the default location or select another folder to save the photo. The default location is:
- Win: C:\Users\[user name]\Pictures\Lightroom CC Saved Photos
- Mac: /Users/[user name]/Pictures/Lightroom CC Saved Photos
Size
You can specify a size if you've chosen File Type as JPEG. Choose any of the following from the drop-down list:
- Small: Limits the length of the saved JPEG photos to 2048 pixels. The breadth is scaled accordingly to maintain the original aspect ratio.
- Full Size: Exports the selected photos in highest available quality in JPEG format.
- Custom: Applies the specified pixel value to the long edge of the photo and uses the original aspect ratio of the photo to calculate the other edge. The long edge value can't exceed 65,000 pixels.
Caution:
You can no longer upload photos to Facebook from Lightroom CC. See this TechNote for more information.
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Select one or more photos to share.
- If you're in Photo Grid () view or Square Grid () view, select the photo that you want to share. Control-click to select multiple photos.
- If you're in Detail () view, select the photo that you want to share from the filmstrip. Control-click to select multiple photos.
- If you're in Photo Grid (
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After selecting the photos, do any of the following:
- Click the Share (
) icon at the upper-right corner and choose Send To > Facebook from the menu that appears.
- Right-click the selected photo or the selection photos, and choose Send To Facebook from the context menu.
- From the menu bar, choose File > Send To Facebook.
- Click the Share (
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Share photos to Facebook dialogPost Photos To
Choose Timeline Photos to share photos on your timeline or choose any of your existing Facebook albums from the drop-down list.
Note:
The Share button appears dimmed (disabled) if you do not have any Facebook Albums. Go to facebook.com and create at least one Facebook album to which you can post your photos from Lightroom CC.
Twitter™ and Facebook posts are not covered under the terms of Creative Commons.