I don't know why and I'm still trying to figure out what went wrong, but no matter how many presets I made in Lightroom Classic on my desktop software the presets didn't synchronize with my mobile app. I say should sync up, because mine didn't. Login using your existing Adobe Creative Cloud profile information and the app should sync up to the cloud and start updating preferences and information, including automatically pulling in the user presets from your desktop version of Lightroom (so long as you've connected to the internet since creating the preset). Once installed you'll be asked to sign in. On your iOS or Android device head to the App store or Google play store (respectively) to download Adobe Lightroom Mobile. Edits to eyes, skin, or other small spots won't transfer well to other photos that have a different framing as they will either need altering or removing.Ĭreate a preset on the desktop version of Lightroom Classic if you don't already have one ready to transfer to Adobe Lightroom Mobile Download and Install Adobe Lightroom Mobile Name your preset and tick the toolboxes you want to save in the preset, I recommend avoiding selective adjustments such as the graduated filter and radial filter unless it's an adjustment that can apply to many different compositions.Click the + icon to Add New Presets and select Create Preset.Once the edit is complete, stay in the Develop module and head to the Presets tab in the panel on the left of the screen.Make edits to the photo using the tools on the right-hand side of the module.Open an image in Lightroom Classic on desktop and begin by heading to the Develop module.So I'll take you through the process of making your own preset in Lightroom Classic on desktop first before moving across to Adobe Lightroom Mobile to apply that preset to your images on your mobile device. I do most of my editing on my desktop version of Lightroom and chances are, you do too. So that's why I've put together this short guide where I'll show you how to create your own presets and transfer them from desktop-version of Lightroom (specifically, Lightroom Classic) to Adobe Lightroom Mobile for more professional on-the-go edits that'll keep your photos looking fresh and stylish while requiring less manual editing input from you. Getting everything set up and synchronized between devices isn't always easy though and I've run into some problems myself. Enhancing everything from colors to exposure, applying filmic styles to correcting white balance, presets are helpful for those new to image editing as well as seasoned professionals. Whether you've made them yourself or downloaded them from somewhere else, they can help you focus on the creative side of image editing, rather than getting bogged down in the minutiae of numbers, sliders, and buttons.
Presets can be a powerful way to edit photos with minimal effort.
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