Open a photo in Detail view and select Presets from the Edit panel.
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Create, update, and delete presets
Learn how to save your edits as custom presets to manage consistency across multiple photos.
User Presets let you save your favorite editing adjustments and apply them to other photos in the Adobe Lightroom library. This is useful when you’ve developed a signature style or need to maintain consistency across a photo series.
Create and save a custom preset
Select the Options menu, 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.
Deselect settings in the Light group when creating presets, as exposure and lighting typically need adjustment for each photo.
Select the Done icon to save your preset.
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.
Update a custom preset
Open a photo in Detail view and select Presets from the Edit panel.
In the Presets panel, select the Yours tab.
Select the preset group, and then select the Options icon next to the preset you want to update.
In the Preset menu that appears, select Update with current settings to update the presets.
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.
Select the Done icon to save new preset settings.
Rename, Export, or delete a custom preset
Open a photo in detail view and select Presets from the Edit panel.
In the Presets panel, select the Yours tab.
Select the preset group, and then select the Options icon next to the preset you want to update.
In the PRESET menu that appears, do either of the following:
- Rename: To change a preset name, select Rename, add a new name in the Preset Name field, and then select the Done icon.
- Export preset: To export the preset to your local device.
- Delete: To permanently delete a preset, select Delete, follow the terms and conditions in the Permanently Delete Preset dialog box, and then select Delete.
Create and save a custom preset
Open a photo in Detail view and select Presets from the Edit panel.
Select the Options menu, 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.
Deselect settings in the Light group when creating presets, as exposure and lighting typically need adjustment for each photo.
Select the Done icon to save your preset.
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.
Update a custom preset
Open a photo in Detail view and select Presets from the Edit panel.
In the Presets panel, select the Yours tab.
Select the preset group, and then select the Options icon next to the preset you want to update.
In the PRESET menu that appears, select Replace.
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.
Select the Done icon to save new preset settings.
Rename, move or delete a custom preset
Open a photo in detail view and select Presets from the Edit panel.
In the Presets panel, select the Yours tab.
Select the preset group, and then select the Options icon next to the preset you want to update.
In the PRESET menu that appears, do either of the following:
- Rename: To change a preset name, select Rename, add a new name in the Preset Name field, and then select the Done icon.
- Move to: To move a preset to another group, select Move to, select a preset group or create a new group using the Plus icon, and then select MOVE.
- Delete: To permanently delete a preset, select Delete, follow the terms and conditions in the Permanently Delete Preset dialog box, and then select Delete.