Component
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Lightroom Web Help
- What's new
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Get started
- Learn the basics
- Access the app
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Create albums and organize photos
- Add and organize photos
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Share your work
- Share and invite
- Review and download
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Edit photos
- Apply actions
- Apply effects
- Crop and rotate
- Apply masks
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Lightroom Mobile Help
- What's new
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Get started
- Technical requirements
- Language versions
- Download and install Lightroom
- Workspace overview
- Manage cloud storage and sync
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Gesture controls in Lightroom on mobile
- Access contextual help
- App preferences and settings
- Enable Early access features
- Export photos with Content Credentials
- Connect social accounts to Content Credentials
- Save Community edits as presets
- Remix photos in Community
- Manage your Community profile
- Follow and manage Community photographers
- Supported file formats
- Generate and share diagnostic logs
- Adobe Lightroom on mobile FAQ
- App subscriptions and account
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Add and capture photos
- Add and import photos
- Capture photos
- Organize with albums and folders
- Search and filter photos
- Review, rate, and manage versions
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Apply quick actions
- Apply presets to photos using Quick actions
- Auto-enhance photos with quick actions
- Edit subject, sky, and background using Quick actions
- Blur backgrounds using Quick action
- Enhance scenes with Quick actions
- Retouch people’s features using Quick actions
- Straighten photos using Quick actions
- Remove blemishes using Quick actions
- Device compatibility for Quick actions
- Convert photo to video using Quick actions
- Fix a blink in a photo with Open Eyes
- Adjust light and color
- Masks and selective adjustments
- Crop and transform
- Heal, clone, and remove
- Manage AI edits
- Edit videos
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Share, save, and export
- Add watermarks to photos
- Create shared albums for others to contribute
- View and contribute to shared albums as an invitee
- Share albums using free cloud storage
- Export photos in multiple formats
- Share photo edits with the community
- Send photos to Photoshop on iPad
- Export HDR photos
- Export videos
- Share photos via different apps
- Copy and paste edits to photos
- Create edit replay videos
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Troubleshoot
- Known and fixed issues in Adobe Lightroom on mobile
- App launch and update issues
- Editing and preset issues
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Settings and access issues
- Premium features unavailable after purchase
- Trackpad scroll gestures not working on iPad
- Waiting for Settings dialog when creating versions
- Settings could not be loaded error on iOS
- iOS photo prompt missing on first launch
- Batch export hangs with Content Credentials on iOS
- Lightroom database corruption error on iOS
- Work with presets
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Lightroom Desktop Help
- Introduction
- Add, import, and capture photos
- Organize photos
- Edit photos
- Troubleshooting
Technical requirements
Zadnja posodobitev
13. nov. 2026
Find minimum and recommended specifications for iOS and Android devices to run Lightroom on mobile optimally.
Consult these requirements before installing Adobe Lightroom on mobile or when troubleshooting performance issues. Meeting minimum specifications allows the app to run, while recommended specifications provide smoother editing and faster performance with advanced features.
Minimum requirements
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Specification |
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Memory |
4GB RAM recommended |
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iOS version |
18 or later |
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Lightroom runs on iOS devices with less than 4 GB of RAM. However, some advanced features, such as Select Subject and Select Sky in Masking, are unavailable on some iOS devices. For the complete list, view the Devices compatible with features.
Lens Blur and Quick Actions are compatible with iOS devices with at least 4 GB of RAM. View Lens Blur and Quick Actions to access a list of compatible devices.
Lightroom on iOS version 9.1.1 or later is compatible with Apple’s Vision Pro device.
Minimum requirements
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Component |
Specification |
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Processor |
Quad Core CPU with ARMv8 or x86-64 architecture |
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RAM |
4 GB |
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Internal storage |
32 GB |
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Android OS version |
8.x (Oreo) or later |
Recommended requirements
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Component |
Specification |
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Processor |
Octa Core CPU with ARMv8 or x86-64 architecture |
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RAM |
8 GB or more |
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Internal storage |
128 GB or more |
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Android OS version |
8.x (Oreo) or later |
Googlebook support
Lightroom on Android supports Googlebook devices running Android 17. Download and install the app from the Google Play Store.
Lightroom adapts to your Googlebook’s larger screen with a side navigation rail and a two-pane layout that displays your albums alongside the photo grid. Use the Tab and arrow keys to navigate the interface.
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Lightroom on Android requires ARMv8 or x86-64 architecture. Adobe ended support for Lightroom on devices using ARMv7 or x86 processors. Version 8.3.1 is the last version available for download on these devices. Devices with older ARMv7 or x86 processors cannot install or update to versions newer than 8.3.1.
To check if your Android device meets these requirements, open your device Settings, select About phone or About device, and then review the processor, RAM, and Android version information.
