Lightroom ecosystem (Cloud-based)

I would like to be able to set a anchor point or point of which the RGB values takes it information from. This would make it easier to adjust images to the RGB values, and not needing to hover over the images all the time. I also would like to be able to have more persise editing with the curves tool. such as that you can manually type in your own values to the points on the curve. Or make certain parts bigger, or just be able to make the entire thing bigger somehow. thanks.

It’s true that Lightroom Mobile currently lacks OCR (optical character recognition) and in-app text search functionality, which are available in Google Photos. In Google Photos, you can search for images containing specific words or phrases thanks to built-in OCR and AI-powered search. Lightroom Mobile, while powerful for editing and organizing photos, does not yet allow you to search images based on visible text within them.   Photographers who rely on text recognition for organizing receipts, documents, or images with signage often need to use external applications or workflows to perform OCR before managing those files in Lightroom. For now, Lightroom Mobile remains primarily focused on editing, tagging, and cloud-based syncing, rather than AI-based content recognition.  If Adobe adds OCR and text search in future updates, it would significantly streamline photo management for users who handle text-heavy images.

Hello,   in the Thumbnail the Overlay for the File Informations are missing. In older Versions are displayed File-Names - Exifdata, Ratings, Flags ...     I Apple iOS App for iPhone and iPad it's available. Why do you delete this Feature?   This feature are for see the File Information in a list of may files and I can select the needed Files. For Example for Add to a Album or to export all files with 5 Ratings or Flags.   Currently I only use the Filter.   Dear Christian

I use Lightroom Cloud to maintain large shared albums that are continuously updated with new photos.Today, shared albums always open with the default sort order of oldest to newest, and the album owner has no way to change this for viewers.This becomes a problem with large albums because viewers are often interested in seeing the newest photos that have been added since their last visit. Instead, they have to browse through thousands of older images before reaching the latest additions.My goal is to maintain a single, continuously growing shared album. I am not interested in splitting the content across multiple smaller albums as a workaround, since that makes browsing and managing the collection more complicated over time.I would like Lightroom to provide a way for viewers to see the newest photos first when opening a shared album. One solution would be to allow the album owner to define the default sort order (for example, Newest to Oldest). Another would be to allow viewers to choos

I'm super happy about recent upgrades on filters of likes and comments in the online galleries however there is still a missing piece to the full workflow puzzle. When I send an album of let's say 100 photos to my client, they go in, put likes to 15 photos, but the can't filter just those 15 shots. Nowadays I have to create them another gallery with their liked shots. Feature request: It would be amazing if the share published galleries have filters for clients to filter out liked photos from the album.

Why have to change tab to edit title/caption and keywords? More user friendly to have both on same "page".

This is not so much an enhancement to my workflow, but a general change to increase the usability and satisfaction with the UI. I am not interested in the least in Assisted Culling and Community items. Unfortunately, they are placed at the very top of the LH side panel, implying they are the most important key item to my usage. I have never used either and likely never will. Please allow me to move them to the bottom, or even better, hide them altogether. My biggest complaint with LR Cloud is the inability to customize the panels. Thanks!

Does lightroom gather analytics on web shared images or albums? In order to better understand how my customers are using sharing my albums I have to use other online album sharing services that show me simple analytics. When sharing images or albums online. I need to know how or if my customers are reviewing or sharing the albums or image links. 

In Apple Photos, one of the export options is to use the export image Title as the filename. I consider the Title to be the single most important - and descriptive - piece of metadata we’ve got, so I’ve always used that. But I’ve been surprised not to find the same option in the Lightroom export dialog. I’d love to see this one on the near-future features radar! (tonight for example I’m going to have to export 25 separate times rather than once due to the lack of this feature). 

This needs to exist. It's a core rating/sort system that is part of the Flag & Rating system. The fact colours don’t sync has cost me a lot of images in accidental deletion because 2/3rds of the system snyc but this doesn't. This one oversight prevents me from organising between both platforms.

It would be nice to have a “Fuji recipe” like feature where you can use the presets you have created directly applied into the shootigg mode of the app. Enabling you to have them applied straight out of camera.

Two related pain points when culling large albums on Lightroom mobile:1) Accidental 0-star reset with no undo. While culling upward (e.g. bumping images from 2 to 3 stars), an unintended touch is occasionally registered as a tap that resets the image to 0 stars. Because 0 stars effectively hides the image back among thousands of unrated photos, it's easy to lose a shot and hard to recover it. On desktop I can simply undo, but mobile has no equivalent undo or course-correction for a rating reset. Suggested fix: add an undo gesture (or a brief "Undo" toast) after a rating change, and/or a confirmation step when a rating is reset to 0.2) Returning to grid loses your place. When I open an image full screen (loupe) from grid and then go back to grid, it doesn't return me to the image I was just viewing — I land somewhere else and have to scroll to find my spot again. In a large catalog that can mean scrolling through thousands of photos to get back to where I was, which badly breaks the cul

For my color workflows I rely heavily on Color Sampler.It is vital to color match, compare colors, prepare for printing etc...This tool is missing and was never ported to Lightroom Cloud or Local despite being available in the parent app Adobe Camera Raw.See screenshot of what I mean. ACR “Color Sampler Overlay” iconACR “Color Sampler” panel, top of the screen. All Lightroom settings and tools derive from ACR  so please port Color Sampler Tool/Overlay to Lightroom Cloud and Local. 

Would love custom fonts and Adobe fonts available to use as a watermark in Lightroom mobile.

I shoot events and may need to view hundreds of images before importing to Lightroom Mobile. I connect my camera to my Android device via USB and Lightroom Mobile opens automatically to its import page. It shows all images on my camera as very small thumbnails which are hard to view on my device. I would like an option to view all images as individual files so I can select the best to import.Hoping this is something you could consider for us many events shooters who use Lightroom Mobile. Many thanks

Feature Request: Filter Photos by Sync Status During Import in Lightroom MobileI would like to request a new filter/sorting option in the Add Photos / Import screen in Lightroom Mobile.Requested FeatureAdd a filter or sort option to display:Synced photos and videos only Not synced photos and videos onlyThis filter should be available directly in the photo picker when selecting media to import into Lightroom.Why This Is NeededLightroom Mobile’s automatic sync is not always reliable. There are times when the app reports that everything has been synced and backed up, but many photos or videos are actually missing from Lightroom.The unsynced files are not grouped together. Instead, they are scattered intermittently throughout the camera roll, making them extremely difficult to find manually. The only visual indication is that these items do not display the Lightroom (LR) badge, but locating them one by one among thousands of photos is impractical.A “Not Synced” filter would allow users to

I do NOT follow the prescribed order from Adobe: Edit -> Light, Color.... My normal flow is to eliminate distractions first. So I 1. Crop/Rotate. 2. Enable Camera Optics 3. Geometry 4. Then start the Adobe flow of "Edit (global) > Light, Color.....   It would be nice if we can change the order of the icons/panels to match how we think.

I sometimes look at my photos and think they look terrible and then I realize the HDR is turned on. Even worse. Sometimes I'll be editing and have to re-edit because HDR  was turned on. It's too easy to accidentally turn it on or off.

I would like to be able to use the Adobe Creative Cloud to be able to able to be viewed from the local tab. Sharing cloud access to other users with a license I would be able to do the Lightroom CC features like storing the metadata associated with it. So any flags, ratings, and other edits settings could be used like a traditional NAS or direct file settings. It would also be great to be able to add or delete things from those files. This would help with culling with multiple users.Additionally, it would have more flexibility to do large projects all at once and reduce the amount of downloading files to import to your own Lightroom library or working from direct files which kinda defeats the purpose of using Lightroom cloud based.

Insert the possibility for collaborators to be able to use the V (selected) and X (reject) flags in the shared photos and also the star rating. Additionally, contributors can't use tags in shared albums.It is very important that these possibilities are active because it helps to work the photographs faster between the various teams to which the photo albums have been shared.

Hi there!We are a lens manufacturer and wanna add our lens profile into Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom's official lens correction database.As a lens manufacturer, we understand that Adobe supports lens-specific correction profiles for RAW workflows, including distortion correction, vignetting compensation, and chromatic aberration optimization. We would be very interested in collaborating with your team to provide the necessary technical data and testing materials required for profile creation and validation.Could you please advise on the official submission process for lens profile integration and the appropriate contact person or technician responsible for third-party lens profile onboarding？ Cheers,

Ich würde mir wünschen, dass in Lightroom Desktop die vollständige Liste der per E-Mail eingeladenen Personen eines freigegebenen Albums angezeigt wird. Momentan ist diese Information auf dem Desktop nicht oder nur eingeschränkt sichtbar.Für Fotografen ist es wichtig, jederzeit sehen zu können:wie viele Personen Zugriff auf ein Album haben, welche E-Mail-Adressen eingeladen wurden, welche Berechtigungen die einzelnen Personen besitzen.Diese Funktion würde die Verwaltung freigegebener Alben deutlich verbessern und viel Zeit sparen.Vielen Dank, dass Sie dieses Feedback berücksichtigen.

The problem: When traveling light, I import only the JPEGs from my SD card into Lightroom mobile (leaving the RAWs on the card) and cull/star-rate on the go — on trains, planes, and in the car. Later, when I import the corresponding RAW files on desktop, none of that rating work carries over. The ratings live on the JPEGs, but the RAWs come in unrated, so I effectively have to cull the same take twice.The request: When RAWs are imported that correspond to already-rated JPEGs (matched by capture time / base filename), give the option to propagate star ratings, pick/reject flags, and color labels from the JPEG to its matching RAW.Why it matters: Field culling on mobile is one of Lightroom's best advantages, but the ratings currently dead-end at the JPEG. My workaround is to export folders by star rating, then generate a comma-separated list of filenames to batch-search and re-apply ratings in Lightroom Classic — it works, but it's a lot of manual steps for something that feels like it sh

Contrary to Lightroom Classic, Lightroom CC doesn't automatically stack the two photos of a RAW+JPEG pair together. This creates quite a bit of clutter. Could you please implement this feature? Thank you.

HelloI’d love to see an option that lets clients download the entire shared album in JPEG standard (small), just like the current full-size JPEG download optionRight now, it seems possible to download photos one by one in JPEG standard (small) from the shared album, but not to download the whole album in that format at onceIn my case, that makes the workflow less practical, because I need a lighter JPEG version for web and social sharing, and it would be much more useful if clients could download the full shared album directly in JPEG standard (small) instead of handling each file individually or only using the full-size versionThis would improve my workflow by giving clients a simpler, faster, and more flexible delivery option. It would also reduce extra manual steps on my side and make the shared album more useful for different uses of the same shootI’d encourage others who would benefit from a smaller shared album download option to vote on this threadThank you for taking the time t