The desktop app is where you’ll manage your presets to keep things organized in all synced apps. In the bottom menu, scroll to the right and locate “ Presets.” You should see your photo collection, with current edits, as well as your presets saved on desktop. If you have multiple accounts - say, a work account and your free personal account - make sure you’re signed into the same account where you uploaded the presets. Open your Lightroom CC mobile app and log into your Creative Cloud account.

Laptop image via TukkataMoji, feature image via hurricanehank. Click the Presets button at the bottom of the Edit panel - under User Presets - to see and select your presets.xmp” - select one or more of these (by holding Shift and clicking multiple files), then hit Import. You should see a list of files with the extensions “.

Open Lightroom CC on desktop, then click File > Import Profiles and Presets.

In just a few steps, you’ll be able to locate and import your presets. Use this guide to understand how to install Lightroom CC presets, which includes more detail about installing presets. When signed in, Lightroom CC edits and account changes will automatically sync on your devices, updating any presets and changes made to the images stored there.Īdobe CC accounts are free and come with a modest amount of storage. In order to sync your apps on desktop and mobile devices, you must be signed in to your Adobe Creative Cloud account. This allows you to create, organize, and use included or user-created presets on every device - using your Adobe Creative Cloud account. One of the biggest strengths in an already-powerful app is syncing files across devices. Lightroom CC is the cloud-centric branch of Adobe’s Lightroom app lineage, centered on the mobile workflow-side of digital photography editing. The following five steps will help you easily sync your Adobe Lightroom Creative Cloud desktop presets to your mobile app.

Lightroom mobile app