Lightroom ecosystem (Cloud-based)

I just wanted to suggest adding a "lock order" function on Lightroom as currently listing order changes around after a HDR merge. The lock order function would also allow you to make changes without changing the order, for example when sorted by star rating, sometimes, I want to sort by that first then add additional stars without them moving around.

The most recent update that moved the "Update Mask Settings" to the sidebar has slowed down my workflow significantly. The tab is too far out of the way and requires an additional click to achieve the desired result. This is especially slower when batch editing photos. I much preferred the popup at the bottom near the filmstrip or even the button in the mask panel.    Thanks!

I would like to request that, as in Lightroom Classic, an option is added in Lightroom Desktop Preferences to not show the splash screen, and perhaps to replace it with your own image.

I have a series of images taken of the same frame with varying focus points. As I work from near to far, focus breathing does it's thing and slightly reframes each image. It would be great if there was a tool to automatically crop multiple images to the same perspective.

Sehr geehrtes Adobe-Team   Ich verwende Lightroom intensiv auf dem iPad Pro und bin begeistert von den KI-basierten Maskierungsfunktionen. Insbesondere die automatischen Portraitmasken für Haut, Haare, Kleidung, Augen und Zähne finde ich extrem hilfreich – allerdings gibt es diese leider nur auf dem iPhone und im Web.   Für professionelle Retusche und unterwegs ist gerade das iPad mit seinem größeren Display und Stiftunterstützung das perfekte Gerät. Es ist daher für mich absolut unverständlich, warum ausgerechnet auf dem iPad diese Funktionen fehlen.   Ich wünsche mir dringend, dass die vollständigen Portraitmasken so bald wie möglich auch für die iPad-Version von Lightroom verfügbar gemacht werden. Das würde meinen mobilen Workflow massiv verbessern und Lightroom noch stärker machen.   Herzlichen Dank und freundliche Grüße Kenny

I've been using Lightroom, especially mobile version, for so long, resulting having tons of presets over the years. Sometimes I set the name randomly, for example: "film 35" and "disposable film". It'd be cool if there's a search button, then I can simply type "film" and all my presets that has "film" name on it, would be listed rather than having to scroll through tons of presets that might not suitable to the photos I'm editing. That'll make editing even faster!

I’d love to see Lightroom mobile include a live preview feature when capturing in DNG. Currently, we can only see the raw image without any visual effect until editing. It would be a huge creative and practical improvement if Lightroom could let us preview how a photo would look with a Lightroom preset or a LUT (look-up table) applied, live while composing the shot.   This feature could include: -Live tone curve preview -Color grading simulation -Preset application preview (especially user-created ones) -Option to bake the look into the photo or keep it as a non-destructive overlay   This would help photographers visualize the final look on-location, save time in post-processing, and make the camera module in Lightroom more powerful for professionals and creatives alike.   Hope this can be considered for a future update. Thanks!

I would like the tutorials that used to be included on the app to be reinstalled.  I pay for the app.  I paid for it because it came with amazing step by step tutorials.  Now it's just “discovering “ other people’s shared images which is of no practical use to me.  Why do away with this feature for those of us who pay for the app?   I'm not interested in paying for the desktop version where apparently the tutorials are now only available as I'm not a professional photographer and the app suits my needs.  Can you not reconsider reintalling this option for paying customers?

My appologies if this is answered elsewhere, but I couldn't find it.   I have several panoramas that were taken with my Android phone using the panorama mode.  I have edited them in Lightroom and they are saved along with non-panoramas in an album. When I share the album with others, the panorama is displayed in a panorama viewer, screen shot attached  How can I turn off the panorama viewer?  I just want them to see the flat rectangular image, as it appears to me in lightroom.  I cannot find what metadata lightroom is using to decide to display it this way and turn it off.   Help is much appreciated!  Thank you.     {Thread title updated by moderator}

Hello Adobe Team, I would like to request the addition of XMP Profile import functionality in Lightroom Mobile for iOS/iPadOS. Currently, while presets can be imported without any issue, profiles are not supported. This feature is available on the Android version of Lightroom Mobile, and it would be immensely beneficial to have it on iOS as well to ensure feature parity across platforms. Profiles are a crucial part of my editing workflow, and having this capability on iOS would greatly enhance the mobile editing experience. I believe many other users would also find this addition valuable.   Thank you for considering this request, and I hope to see this feature in a future update.   Best regards,Paweł Słowik www.slowik.eu

Reviewing photos on mobile is my main use case for the mobile app, but currently the app does not allow you to say in just a review mode if you want to go back to the grid.    I frequently want to star or flag photos, then go back to the grid to go to other photos. Current state the app forces you back into a develop/edit mode, then you have to hit back again to go back to the grid. Then viewing a single photo takes you into develop again, where you have to hit the menu to get back to info and rating mode.    This is a huge slowdown in workflow when just trying to review and not edit photos.    I think they should either be entirely separate modes that you explicitly switch between like desktop, or at a minimum it should stay in the info and rating mode once you enter it and hitting back should take me back to the grid and of I view another photo from the grid it should still be in info and rating until i explicitly switch to an edit mode. 

In the {Photo} menu is a sub menu item called {Auto Advance}. When checked, I assumed it would behave like Auto Advance in Lightroom Classic. And after a fashion it does. If I choose a rating number or a flag hot key, the selected image will Auto advance. In Lightroom Classic you can add an image to the target collection with the hot key "B" and the image selection will auto advance. In Lightroom Desktop, the target album hot key is "T" but pressing that key does not auto advance.  Can Adobe expand the Auto Advance option to include adding an image to the Target Album?

Seria possível fazer um plugin p fazer captura vinculada pelo wi fi usando o tablet? Seria perfeito. Sem cabo e sem programas caros 

Hi,I'm using the latest cloud-based version of Lightroom (not Classic), and I noticed something that makes no sense from a workflow perspective. When you delete a photo, it goes into the "Deleted" folder with a countdown (e.g., “59 days remaining”) — but Lightroom hides the file name, even though it clearly retains it internally (as it shows up again after restoring). This becomes a real problem: I want to restore a specific image because I know its filename (e.g., DSC_4025.jpg), but I can’t identify it in the deleted folder without restoring everything blindly. For professionals working with large sets, this is a serious limitation — especially when filenames are the only clue to identify files after cleanup. Please consider fixing this: just displaying the filename and maybe basic metadata (like star rating or capture date) in the Deleted section would make a big difference. Thanks.

I am writing to express my appreciation for the dual-monitor support feature in Lightroom. Building upon this functionality, I would like to suggest an enhancement that could further improve the user experience. Real-Time Preview Across Devices It would be highly beneficial to have a feature that enables real-time synchronization between two devices running Lightroom. Specifically, when editing an image on one device, the second device would display the edited version simultaneously. This functionality would allow users to: Compare HDR and SDR Outputs: View the same image in High Dynamic Range (HDR) on one device and Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) on another, facilitating precise adjustments for different display technologies. Before and After Comparisons: Instantly compare edited images with their original versions across two screens, aiding in more accurate editing decisions. Evaluate Color and Brightness Across Displays: Assess how edits appear on different devices, ensuring con

In Lightroom mobile: Is there any way to keep the watermark in the "Add Border and Share" option? Makes no sense that you decide to remove that from that option but to keep the same for all the other share/export options.

Can a option be added so that when an album is shared via a url that there is a download all images option? It used to be there!

Will it ever be possible to compare 2 photos side-by-side on the ipad app? It's a feature I feel is missing from the app. It could be very useful o have it added.  Let me know 

Es wäre sehr hilfreich, wenn man bei einer Maske eine bereits zuvor erstellte Maske subtrahieren oder hinzufügen könnte. Das würde in manchen Fällen viel Zeit ersparen. 

希望软件的水印功能，能移动到边框里，并可以复制照片参数到边框里，这样我们不用另外找软件添加水印和参数    

I'm guessing this is a non starter, for many reasons!As an Amazon Prime subscriber, I get unlimited photo storage, so I feel a little begrudged that I have to then pay for photo storage with Lightroom CC. It'd be great if you could choose your cloud service provider in the settings.A couple of issues off the top of my head: What would you do if you wanted to switch cloud provider in the settings? Would it need to download all the files and then upload them to a different provider? You can obviously manage/delete/move the files directly in the cloud, which would play havoc with Lightroom. I expect there could be issues with managing space. I do however think it would be a real selling point for the service. Essentially using Lightroom CC as the front end and allowing users to manage the files in the cloud their way. It would also make backing up locally easier.

Having some basic statistics like number of views, unique visitors, number of downloads would be much appreciated after sharing an album to client with the public link option. I find sharing albums in LR the most useful feature as all my professional work is done and exported in LRC.   Also there is a persistent bug far at least 2 past years, when sharing larger albums and updating (adding new files with a counter in a filename like _001.jpg, _002.jpg...), sorting by file name gets corrupted.

Please add curves colour just how in Lightroom pc on Android but don't make it premium make it for free users.  

Adobe should make Lightroom so that once an editor uses generative AI to remove an object from a photo, they can then use the same edit tools found in the Edit panel to edit just that patch of AI-removed photo. I feel like this would enable those with noisier photos to be able to hide that patch more easily. Sometimes AI just makes it look too perfect. 

I pretty much denoise all my photos at "50" with a certain camera - and it sucks to have to create double files that eats up my storage. Any way to add this at the export stage, even if I have to wait longer?