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If you want to migrate your Lightroom Classic develop presets into Lightroom, see Migrate Presets. Additionally, you can also go through the quick tips on how to use Presets in Lightroom Classic.

When you launch Lightroom desktop (v1.4 June 2018 release or later) for the first time after installing or updating, the existing Lightroom Classic profiles and presets on your computer are automatically migrated to Lightroom.

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I was able to import all my presents from Lightroom Classic, to Lightroom CLOUD. I did this to use my presets on my mobile devices. Right now I have access to all these presents on my iPhone with no problems, but I am not sure if I can even use them on my iPad Pro.

I have Lightroom CC installed on two computers and I use the mobile app on my iPhone. I use two VSCO preset packs. These VSCO preset packs have been duplicated on both of my devices and in the mobile app. This makes using the presets much more time consuming because I have to scroll through twice as many. The only way to get rid of the duplicates seems to be deleting each one individually. The other option seems to involve deleting my entire LR catalog online. Neither of these solutions make any sense and Adobe needs to provide a legitimate solution to this issue.

I still have not found a solution to this problem other. I continue to have two of each VSCO preset in Lightroom CC on my desktop, my laptop and my iPhone. If I try to delete the duplicate presets, they just come back later. There are no duplicate presets the following folder on either my desktop or laptop.

I have a similar problem but not with vsco presets. It's happening with the Adobe provided camera specific profiles. Across all my used platforms. Mac, iPad and iPhone. The problem is there seems to be two different profile sets with what looks like the same Id because while both sets have the same names (standard, original, landscape etc) they create different looks.

I recently installed a preset pack of 16 presets and got the confirmation that they were all successfully installed. Now when I click on a picture, sometimes only 4 or 5 of the presets show up in the folder. When I click on a different photo, then 9 or 10 may show up. It seems to be random as I click through different photos.

"I was able to figure out part of the issue. It looks like if the photo is a JPG, only 7 out of 16 presets show up. When the photo is RAW, 16 out of 16 presets show up. Not sure why it happens this way though."

I'm having a similar problem while using the recently-updated Lightroom Classic. I copied all of my presets from my older iMac and pasted them to the Develop Presets folder in Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom, and when I click an image and go to the Develop module, only a small handful of my presets appear. And none of my saved User Presets appear. Please help.

I was able to figure out part of the issue. It looks like if the photo is a JPG, only 7 out of 16 presets show up. When the photo is RAW, 16 out of 16 presets show up. Not sure why it happens this way though.

I was able to solve this. I removed all xmp files from the Settings folder and the Develop Presets folder in Finder, so that I could start from scratch. From Lightroom Classic, while in the Develop module, I went to File then Import Develop Profiles and Presets..., and from there it opens a cloud folder to retrieve presets. I went back and copied all presets from my older iMac (from the Develop Presets folder there), and saved them to an SD card. I put the SD card in my new iMac, and copied the presets to this cloud folder, and was then able to import them from there, and they all now appear as presets on my new iMac.

From your description I suspect you are using Lightroom Classic. With the new profile/preset changes that were introduced in version 7.3, many presets can not be fully applied to certain file-types. The most typical example is when a preset includes the application of a specific raw profile, which cannot be applied to Jpegs, Tiffs, etc. Even some raw files could be affected if a preset includes a camera-matching profile for a specific camera type, and the raw file in question is from a different camera maker. There is a preference setting>Presets tab, which allows partially-compatible presets to be displayed or hidden...if the option is enabled, such partially compatible presets would be in italics, if it's disabled those presets would not appear unless the file is fully compatible.

Thank you for this explanation! I am using Lightroom and not Lightroom Classic but this makes sense with the raw profile. It must automatically hide those presets that use the raw profile when editing a JPG.

This preset is applied after all of the layer blending in Photoshop (blending ambient and flash shots along with window pulls). btw, I have to give a shout out to Rich Baum, who shared the preset I started with to make this one. Below are before and after shots, and then the presets used:

Download best free Lightroom presets compatible with Mobile, Desktop, Lightroom Classic, Photoshop Camera Raw, and Lightroom 4, 5, 6. You can download these presets right away and start editing images with Lightroom.

Whereas Lightroom Desktop Presets are not images these are files and have .XMP format exported by the Adobe Lightroom Classic. Mobile presets are created in Lightroom Classic and they are exported to .DNG format so we can use them in the Lightroom Mobile App.

Whether it is a mobile or desktop preset, they both work the same but the only difference is you need DNG files to use them on mobile whereas Lightroom CC & Classic support .XMP format. Also, you need a creative cloud subscription plan to use presets on Desktop but there is no need of subscription plans when it comes using presets in the FREE Lightroom Mobile App

When I have my picture up in develop mode and want to apply my own presets, I click on the specific preset on the left side and it should apply it to the image, but now it doesn't work with any of my presets on any image. Nothing changes with the image when applying the preset.

I would like to see a screen-clip of your System Info, to know your LR-version details. (Lightroom Menu > Help >System Info...) The top 10 lines would do. There have been reports of (corrupt?) installs of Lightroom where presets have problems.

I bought a year CC subscription. Given we tested LR CC that I paid for under my personal Mac user account and an Adobe test user account that Adobe created for me, it makes sense that the issue isn't LR CC related but rather there must be something in my personal Mac user account settings that won't allow the LR CC presets to work. I have tried to un-install/re-install before getting into it with Adobe and that didn't work. I appreciate the reply but I'm afraid your suggestion is not likely to work.

Hi guys, i recently purchased a set of presets that specified it works for both raw and jpegs. After installing the purchased presets, i found that only a few of the purchased presets shows up when i'm in Develop mode with a jpeg file and when i switch to a Raw file, all of the purchased presets comes up.

I had emailed the creator of the presets and he informed me that the presets should work in both jpeg and raw, but i tried multiple times and it seems like some of presets in his package just doesn't show up when working with jpeg images.

That was true in versions prior to LR 8.1, but in 8.1 all presets will display for all types of photos, provided the option Preferences > Presets Tab > Show Partially Compatible Develop Presets is checked (which it is, by default). See here for details: -new-in-lightroom-classic-81/

Lightroom presets are pre-configured settings that can be applied to your photos in Adobe Lightroom. Think of them as one-click filters or templates that can cut your post-processing time in half. Instead of manually tweaking various settings like exposure, contrast, and color balance for each photo, presets allow you to achieve a specific look or style instantly.

Compatibility: All of the presets on our list work for Mac or PC and are compatible with a number of Lightroom versions including Lightroom 4-6, Lightroom Classic, and Lightroom CC. Many are also compatible with Adobe Camera RAW and the Lightroom mobile app.

How to Download: Because these presets come from a number of different sources, the download process is different for each. Some sources offer a 1-click download, while others require you to sign up as a subscriber with your email first. Regardless, ALL of them are COMPLETELY FREE.

MCP Mini Enlighten has 15 photographer-recommended Lightroom presets and custom presets for a wide variety of shooting situations. These presets can be used separately or stacked together for an amazing variety of looks.

Winter Wonderland is a preset pack that includes some of the best winter-time presets for Lightroom. From black & white, desaturated, and dehire presets, all the way to sky enhancers and vintage, these various preset looks help you achieve the perfect winter look for your photos.

Portra 160 is a great free Lightroom preset that gives your photos that unmistakable and timeless look of the classic Kodak Portra 160. This is one of our favorite presets because of its soft cool hues, tempered intensity, subtler tones, and matte textures.

High Contrast Black & White converts your color photos to beautiful, high-contrast black & white images. Like the other basic presets on this list, it works very well on most photos from portraits to landscapes.

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