Feature Requests

Ich würde mich freuen, wenn bei der "lokalen Kopie aller Originale" die Alben-/Ordner-Struktur mit berücksichtigt werden würde. Mit jetzigem Stand werden die Fotos leider nur in Ordnern anhand der Zeitstempel lokal gesichert.

Could it be possible to add a shortcut or some kind of option to delete rejected photos? Currently, this process in Lightroom is somewhat cumbersome. In Lightroom Classic, there is a quick and easy shortcut.   I recently switched from Classic to Lightroom and cannot find this option or feature. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. 

Dear Adobe Team, As a professional fine art photographer, I work daily with large image files, often in PSB format, due to the extensive editing, layering, and high resolution my work requires. I rely on Adobe Lightroom as a central part of my creative and archival workflow—both on desktop and through the mobile app on Android. Unfortunately, I’ve encountered a significant limitation: PSB files do not sync to Lightroom Mobile, making it impossible for me to access, showcase, or follow up on my work while on the move. This is not just a practical inconvenience but a real disruption to my creative process. I need mobile access to my work—including the large, detailed pieces—not only for presentation but also for reflection and development. I strongly urge Adobe to prioritize support for PSB files across the entire Lightroom ecosystem, including the mobile app. It would be a tremendous help to those of us working in fine art photography and other demanding image formats. Thank you in adva

I take photos on my iPhone and I want to chose 1 to edit and then post where I chose.  I do not want to auto sync every photo I take with the app.  I have to put my phone in airplane mode to stop this process.  Otherwise my slow DSL upload is all clogged up by this app uploading everything I take.  Please give me a switch to disable the auto sync on the iphone.

I've had Lightroom (Premium) for 2 years now and just one of the things I would love to add to my editing is where you could add shadows, exposure, highlights etc on a single thing. I would call it a  "Subject Chooser" it would consist of the same code/tool for subject detecting but with my suggestion, you can select a single object, person or part. For example, I want to add shadows to a specific person so within the "Subject Chooser" feature I can press "Manual Chooser" so it does another scan and finds it and only highlights/masks that thing. A photo below is an example of what I would use my suggestion for, the person in the middle is a bit under exposed and I would love some more shadows. That's where I could use that feature.   Hope you consider my idea, - Ty

I would love the ability to toggle certain UI items off for a more minimal interface on IPad.  1. The bottom bar showing library, device and community tabs. Since I import directly from an SD card I never use the device tab, or the community tab, so I would prefer to disable this bar altogether for less distraction.   2. Photos view on the library sidebar. Due to adobe's data harvesting I will never use this feature. Please give us the option to permanently hide it away. 

When I'm using a Pencil in Lightroom I'm not intentionally giving any finger touch inputs whatsoever. Photoshop on the iPad has a "Stylus only painting" option that ignores finger touches on the canvas and only accepts touches from the stylus. Lightroom for iPad needs the same setting. There's a brush tool in Masks that I use all the time, and this is no different from painting in Photoshop. Unfortunately not having this setting means that errant touches happen all the time. I'm especially having this issue right now. See the attached photo. See all those straight lines? Those are happening because Lightroom is connecting a touch (my hand resting on the screen while I use the Pencil) with the pencil itself when it hits the screen.  

The People interface becomes cumbersome to manage with photo collections of any size even on large monitors.  Request the People user interface be extended to support groupings of people, and initial capability and use case would be families based on the meta data of the last name.  Future releases could support a person being tagged as not part of the family name and and/or give it a seperate family objects.The feature could be implmented with a slider showing Groups on|off and would then place the images in groups with a face shown allow the user to dive deeper.  For example, if I clicked on Brown, it would show all the people with Brown as the last name.  The initial group on view probably shouldn't include unmarked people. 

Hello community and Dev Team!Currently, the "Lightroom" provides a crop overlay for grids, etc. A slight inconvenience about this is that the grid does not appear when you are using the up/down keys to fine-tune the straighten. (It appears when moving the bar with the mouse and when hovering over the image.) It would be helpful if the overlay could be enabled when hovering the straighten bar or at any time, so that manual adjustments could be easy and accurate.Thanks & Regards,

Hi,   I think magnifying glass in guided lines should also be included in the mobile version of Lr. It would make it a lot easier to operate 🙂   Cheers

Large video (1G+) downloading is hard on mobile 

Hi all, I would love it if there was a collage feature for Lightroom CC and mobile so just putting the suggestion out there.   Thanks

When u are trying to find a Album with specific person's face it's very difficult to find. I have almost 50,000 pictures on my drive. Hundreds of people faces. If I want to find a specific face in that people gallery it's very difficult.   Feature suggestions would be to add a link from the pictures itself. In details section of the photo it's shows the photos of the people. But doesn't take u to their album. If we can have that feature. Then finding a person would be a lot easier

At the moment shared album photos are seen by invitees by oldest photo first. Can there be an option to re-order them by newest/stars etc?

Currently, stacks don't function when a filter is applied, which is somewhat understandable. However, where the filter criteria are the same, please enable stacking to work. In many cases, the filter criteria for images in a stack will match, particularly when they are edits of the same photo.

Lightroom on iOS is a great way to use the power of the powerful adobe ecosystem also while travelling.    But for iOS phones, if taking hq photos, the storage overload has always been challenging..   To solve that issue:    Could you please implement a feature that allows users to choose whether Lightroom on iOS should automatically delete locally stored photos from their device after they have been successfully uploaded to Adobe Cloud Storage?   Reasons for This Feature Request 1. Storage Management on iPhones • Many Adobe Cloud users I have spoken to find their local device storage highly occupied due to the accumulation of photos. • This issue is particularly relevant as they have explicitly chosen not to use iCloud Photo Sync and instead opted for the Lightroom Premium Plan. 2. Efficiency and User Convenience • Currently, iOS allows users to delete only one photo at a time, which is inefficient for large batches. • A solution that allows users to pre-

I regularly (4-8 Times a week) use enhance on about 100-200 photos per session, and I don't have the best PC so it takes 2-5 hours to do so. I would really love a cloud enhance feature, this would also allow users  to use enhance on the mobile app.   Maybe if enough people feel the same, Adobe will do it?

Hello there!  Now that Apple has released the iPad Pro with the powerful M4 chip: Any update if you will add the more detailed masking options like hair, teeth etc. (similar to the desktop versions) to the iPad/iPhone app in the near future, too?!   Thanks!   Seb

It would be great to be able to add current location when importing images in Lightroom mobile. This can be useful for on the road imports.  best,   carlos

Hey, I use Lightroom on my iPad; I am currently vision impaired, I need to increase the font size of menu items and pretty much all other text if possible. Can anyone provide clear step-by-step directions on how to do so? Thank you very much. 

When exporting an original downloaded image from the lightroom iOS app with a border I always get a file with a size of less than 1MB. If I share or export without a border then the file size is as shot usually inexcess of 15MB+ (see images below)   There are no options to increase or change the image quality settings for border settings in the app. (tap on share - add border and share - tap blue share button - Save Image) no options or cog as you get with other share or download options.   How do I export with a border to my mobile device and have a decent quality file that doesn't pixelate when viewed on bigger screens?   I really don't want to have to export each image into Adobe Express or Photoshop Mobile just to add a border to images for some of my SM feeds.

when in detail view, make a tab just for faces to see who's in the photo. I need to be able to add someone by just circling their face while I'm in detail view. in the info tab, please show me who's faces are in the photo. if there's no faces in the info tab, give me a button to search for them with ai or a button to circle the faces and ask the app to add that person. while masking, if there are people detected, let me be able to name them while I'm doing so. let me search in the people section in more than one type of view, by face icon and by photo.  

"Hi Dev Team,   I'm loving the app so far, but I think it would be amazing to have a batch editing feature that allows us to apply lens blur to multiple photos at once. This would save so much time and make editing photos in bulk much more efficient.   Would it be possible to consider adding this feature in a future update? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.   Thanks in advance!"

As a visually impaired person, when everything is thrown together into a big jumbled mess, it's very difficult to distinguish what is what. With that said, the grid on the iPad for Lightroom mobile has no separation between photos, and it's extremely difficult to distinguish one photo from another.   I've been searching for the last two days and cannot figure out a way to change the grid on the iPad mobile from the mosaic tile grid that's default to a more square grid with thicker separation lines at minimum.     This is what it looks like now:     This is what I need. The screenshots from the desktop version, everywhere else from Lightroom to Lightroom classic even Lightroom online, all give me an option to change the grid, but I cannot figure out how to do it on the iPad.       I just need some definition between the photos, and it has to be without the overlay mosaics. Each photo has to occupy the same amount of space, if that makes any sens

On the LR iPad App, I can move forward/backward with the keys on my keyboard in full screen mode, but the zoom is reset when I move forward/backward to "fill screen".   So, I honestly can not really judge the detail quality of photos in this view sufficiently and need to seem on after each forward/backward again. I always take series of photos and select out the best one, often based on detail quality. So it is very cumbersome to need to zoom in again.   It would be extremely helpful for swiftly checking photos when being able to stay "zoomed in" while moving forward/backwards using the keyboard. E.g., using shift+right/left key instead of just right/left key?