After the shared album owner has granted you access to contribute, launch Lightroom on iOS.
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View and contribute to shared albums as an invitee
Learn how to sign in through the invitation link to access shared albums and add your photos when granted contributor permissions.
When someone invites you to a shared album in Adobe Lightroom on mobile, you can view the photos and, if granted access, contribute your own photos and edits to the collection.
If you’ve been invited to view a shared album, sign in to your Adobe account and access the album using the provided link:
- If you received an email invitation, select the View album link in the email body. This will direct you to Lightroom on the web, where you can sign in and view the shared album.
- If you received a shared album URL from another source, open the link and sign in to your Adobe account to access the album.
When you accept the invitation via email, you can create or sign in to any Adobe ID you have. It does not have to be the same email address to which the invitation was sent.
Select Shared with You to view the list of albums that are shared with you.
Once the group album owner has given you Can Contribute access, you can add photos and videos to the album. Select More near the album name and then select Add Photos.
If the group album owner has granted you editing access, you can add and edit photos in the album.
When you select Add Photos from the All Photos view, you can contribute photos that are already imported into your Lightroom catalog.
If you select Add Photos From iOS photos, From Files, or From Camera Device, photos or videos that are not already part of your own account are imported into your Lightroom catalog before they're copied to the shared album. After these files are synced to the shared album, you can remove them from your catalog to free up cloud storage space.
You can remove any photos and videos that you have contributed to a shared Lightroom album within 48 hours of adding them.
Once the album owner grants access, select the More icon in the Chrome tab.
Select Open in app.
You can now add photos to the album or edit the existing photos.
To access the shared album later, select the Lightroom tab > All photos.
In the Lightroom albums panel, scroll to Your albums, and then select Shared.
Select Shared with you, select the album you want to contribute to, and manage as needed.