Lightroom ecosystem (Cloud-based)

The Info panel on my iPad version of Lr Mobile has plenty of blank space on it. Please use some of that empty space to display any Location data associated with each image. Even better would be the ability to add/edit Location info on the iPad. This would save time and trouble and make the iPad version more like the version I see on my laptop. What is baffling is that my iPad Pro has an M1 processor that is more than capable of handling the minuscule extra data that is displayed—so why are you handcuffing the Mobile version?

I would like to suggest adding a leg selection mask, similar to existing subject and skin detection tools, to allow targeted adjustments

I’d like to request proper support for Smart Albums syncing to iPad within Adobe Lightroom.At the moment, Smart Albums (or Smart Collections) created on desktop do not carry across to mobile devices in a usable way. While I understand collections can be synced, the actual rules and automation behind Smart Albums are lost.This is a real limitation for workflows like mine.I manage a large, structured image archive (40,000+ images), using Smart Albums to organise content by:Location (e.g. streets and areas) Subject (buildings, features, etc.) Status (new, ready, published)During the working week, my primary device is an iPad,  it’s what I use on the go to review, select, and prepare content. Desktop access is limited to evenings or weekends.Because Smart Albums don’t sync, I have to:Manually recreate album structures Copy images between albums Rely on workarounds instead of automationThis adds unnecessary time and increases the risk of inconsistencies.What would help:Smart Albums syncing

hello! I recently added a custom camera profile to test out some settings in Lightroom CC. But now I want to delete that profile, is there a way to do so?

The extensive HDR support across all versions of Lightroom is amazing. However, sharing the images is still challenging and it would be incredibly helpful if Adobe Portfolio supported HDR photos (ideally shared as gain maps).   The existing HDR support in LR Web Galleries is great (example). However, it lacks the capabilities many photographers are seeking to share their work. Adobe Portfolio is a much better fit for many people, especially given it's included with Creative Cloud and the excellent Lightroom integration.

I can't find a specific feature request that exists for this (there is a discussion thread here, but it is marked as "solved" with a link to a totally unrelated feature).   I often want to share a photo from my library in Slack, imessages, e-mail, etc., and the easiest workflow on Mac these days for most apps is to be able to copy (cmd-C) the image and paste it into the other app. Dragging the photo to the other app is a nice alternative (though one I use less often).   For desktop lightroom, the best solution seems to be one of: 1. * export photo * drag the photo from Finder to the app of your choice * delete the photo when done   2. * cmd-ctrl-4 (for cropped screengrab) and drag the rectangle to match the edges of the photo as best you can * paste poorly compressed photo into app of your choice (I just did it on a photo covering less than half my screen, and it resulted in a 25.4 MB file)   Surely it wouldn't be that hard to integrate Lightroom into the copy-

Years and months are ordered in opposite directions on in the hierarchical date view. This is broken. Here's what happens if you do an interval selection between 2024 and 2023, you get the non-interval (non-contiguous) selection consisting of Jan23, Feb23, Nov24, and Dec24 Please fix. 

Couldn’t find this feature, but I think its a pretty simple and easy feature that they can add to the sorting menu in the albums. Typically when you share a cloud album so multiple people can see and edit, it would be nice to be able to sort by people. So you can seperate who sent what etc. It would also be nice to be able to filter out people. Thanks. let me know if its already possible. should at least be more easily accessable if so... :) 

I would love to be able to create smart albums (aka smart collections) in the all-new Lightroom CC. Basically, a folder that contains a set of photos based on metadata information and updates automatically. The feature set should ideally contain all the options that exist in Lightroom Classic for smart collections. Thanks!

A huge part of using the Lightroom cloud is the ability to edit and show albums on the go. I use IPad on the go and lack of this feature is a major pain in both editing workflows and on-site client workflows. This doesn’t even sound like a big uplift when compared to other features your team is working on (e.g. Assisted Culling)… Can we please get this is prioritized ?Another related feature that is super useful is to allow “not-equal-to” operation in Keywords. For example, specify a filter likekeywords not-equal-to “TODO”

It would be great if you could share smart albums the same way you share normal albums.     I shoot sports events and when go through the shots I tag them with the club of the athletes and then set up smart albums to populate photos based on keywords.  The problem is I can't then share these albums and have to take a static copy of the photos and add them to normal album which I then share.  This is not ideal as the normal album  is a static snapshot in time where these events go over 3 days so as I tag more shots I need to repopulate the static album from the smart album.    It would make much more sense if smart albums could just be shared (please please please) 

Just like I can share a link to a static Lightroom Album, I would like to share a web link to a Smart Album. Currently there is no way to do so.

Add virtual copy feature from desktop app to mobile

Currently, if you try to share a photo to the community that has been denoised or upscaled with Lightroom’s AI denoiser or upscaler, it gives you an error and says that it is not yet supported. Seems like a pretty easy thing to add support for it, but I could be wrong. 

Native FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) Filter for Pattern, Texture, and Moiré RemovalI am writing to address a critical, long-standing gap in Lightroom’s toolset that has remained unresolved for decades: the lack of a native FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) filter.As a photo restorer and long-time Creative Cloud user, I frequently work with archives where physical paper textures—such as "silk," "honeycomb," or linen finishes—create repetitive patterns that severely degrade scan quality. While Lightroom has made incredible leaps with AI-powered Denoise and Generative Remove, these tools still struggle to distinguish between high-frequency noise and the structural, mathematical patterns of paper textures and digital moiré.The Problem: Currently, to remove periodic patterns or heavy moiré interference, we are forced to export files to Photoshop and rely on outdated, third-party 8-bit plugins or complex manual workflows. The current "Moiré" slider in Lightroom is often insufficient for deep textu

In Lightroom Mobile I desperately need a proper camera profile management option, that allows for hiding and deleting of entire profile groups.   In my editing workflow I rely heavily on custom profiles (not to be confused with presests) and over time I imported quite a lot of them - most of which I do not use anymore.    Now in Lightroom CC Desktop (not to be confused with Lightroom Classic) one can only (but at least) hide profile groups. Even if I prefered an option to delete an entire group at once as well - going through hundreds or even thousands of individual profiles deleting them via right-click isn't really an option for me - this allows me to only show the profile groups I use on a regular basis and keep my workflow simple.   In Lightoom Mobile on the other hand, there is no way to hide or delete entire profile groups (yet alone single profiles) and neither is the information about which profiles are beeing hidden in Lightroom CC Desktop beeing synch

At the moment the panel on both Lr and LrC is basic and lacks functionality that users would expect in today's world. Renaming, manual organization, and overall refinement. With the rise of LUTs and profiles like https://lumenaryvision.com/ this is badly needed - especially for users who use both LRs on multiple devices and/or create their own profiles using Color Checker cards. Users cannot currently delete these or ensure they’re shared properly between apps. 

I need a specific aspect ratio for my photos. And the lack of a way to input that ratio into the iPad version of Lightroom is a HUGE hassle.   Can we please have a way to use numbers to create the perfect aspect ratio when cropping? 

Just like you can add rulers and grids via the view settings in illustrator and Premiere Pro, I’d like this to be added in Lightroom Cloud too. It’s really helpful when having to retouch commercial products and such for use on websites. Please & Thx

I am so tired of adobe not listening to what we want. And I’m even more tired of adobe not implementing the most basic functionality.  PLEASE let us input aspect ratios with numbers! This can’t possibly be too much to ask.Been paying for years and years and still have to put up with lack of features that already exist in Classic and this one is a small one too. It feels bad, Adobe.

iPad has become my default device for editing in Lightroom. Since Denoise was introduced, though, iPad has become less useful to me until files have been denoised.Having denoise occur in the cloud would solve this issue. Adding other processes to the cloud such as Merge and Generative Upscale would make iPad even more useful for editing with Lightroom.

I’d like to compare 2 photos side by side in Lightroom Mobile (on iPhone), but there’s no way to do that. Also, when you swipe from one photo to another, it would be great to have an option that if you click on the side instead of swiping, you go to the next photo without a transition, which would do the same as clicking your keyboard’s arrow on PC. HashPhotos (a free app) has already did that, so I think it’s just natural that Lightroom, at the cost people pay to use it, adds the feature. It would greatly help comparing photos effectively.

Enjoying the new CC for the most part, but one of the concerns I've got so far is that some of my most-used keyboard shortcuts have been changed.For instance, I used to quickly cruise through new imports and use the Pick flag shortcut to find my selects. This used to be a very intuitive key—P—but in LR CC it's now...Z. And there's no way that I've found to change it back.Could we please have configurable keyboard shortcuts? Or at least some sort of legacy mode so our muscle memory is still effective in the new environment?

I would love to be able to change the background color of the Lightroom Mobile interface while I'm editing an image. Working freelance and traveling a lot and commuting, I use my iPad a lot to make adjustments so I can save time. Several of my jobs have required me to have backgrounds close to white but without being white (specifically e-commerce photos). Even though I'm using the clipping mask to see my white and black points, it would still be nice to have a white background during those projects to make sure I don't make my models look like they're floating in the middle of nowhere. It would be one more step I could get done before even getting to the studio! Thanks!

It’s getting more and more useful to use LR mobile with the iPads Pro power.But i don’t understand why the “copy” and “paste” setting is sitting behind the submenu (three dots menu).Please just give us two buttons to copy / paste in the edit window without clicking every for each photo an extra menu.With a keyboard it is pretty useful top use the Keyboard shortcuts, but with the keyboard we lose the perfect touch and pen option.Just these to button to copy / paste the edits faster would be super cool.Cheers!