Lightroom ecosystem (Cloud-based)

Bring back the catagories for suggested presets..   why was it removed it was so useful for finding the vibe while editing?

Please bring AI Denoise to Lightroom Mobile on Android. It would be extremely useful for Android photographers working with high-ISO RAW files.As an event photographer, I often have to work in low light, with high ISO, and using standard noise reduction sliders makes the image soft, whereas using AI denoise maintains detail.Lightroom Mobile already supports RAW editing and other advanced AI features on Android, so having AI Denoise available as well would greatly improve the mobile workflow and provide better feature parity between platforms.

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.

Please add motion blur effect in blur effect list, motion blur like panning photography, 

The issue is that the app has features like generative expand and generative remove, and I want these to not be in my app. I will migrate from Adobe completely if this isn’t fixed.

I pay for a subscription mainly to access community presets in the recommended tab. You changed this section to no longer include the sub categories (dark, warm, cinematic, etc). No idea why you’d remove that. Without it I won’t have a need for a paid subscription any longer 

I'm primarily a Lightroom Classic user but use the cloud-version on my ipad so I also. have it installed on my Macbook. Today I discovered that "Community" and "Learn" takes up a lot of screen space on the left side panel. But I can't find out how to remove these from my left panel.   I use Lightroom for my own photos and have no interest in using it for browsing other peoples photos. Do I have to go back to a previous version or will this bug be fixed?

how do I recreate the smart album for photos without keywords in the cloud based version please

I cannot understand why some tools are implemented on only  the mobile (iPad/Phone/Web) platforms.One example is "Add Border and Share" - this should be on all platforms (especially the desktop version) .. Maybe this is down to the feature name "share". Would a better name be "Export with Border"

Please add “Add borders & share “ or “add borders” option to Lightroom and Lightroom classic. Why would you only make this option available for the mobile apps? Borders on photos is a massively used tool for many photographers professionally posting and print photos for clients and family. It’s an easy update why are you not doing this? So frustrating…...

I’d really love for the “Remove Extra People” button to be removed or removable. It is in my way almost 100% of the time that I try to use the removal tool on Lightroom Mobile. I’m sure it helps some people, but for working professionals who don’t remove people from photos because it’s unethical, it’s a persistent hindrance. Thank you for considering. 

Feature Request: Filter Photos and Videos by Date RangeLightroom Mobile on iOS currently does not provide an option to filter photos and videos using a custom date range.It would be very useful to have a “Date Range” filter, where users can select a start date and end date and see only the photos/videos captured or imported during that period.For example:Start date: January 1, 2025 End date: March 31, 2025 Show only photos and videos from that periodThis would be especially useful for users with large Lightroom libraries, making it much easier to find, organize, tag, move, or manage media from a specific trip, event, or period.Please consider adding custom date-range filtering to Lightroom Mobile for iOS.

Please allow for image "stacks" or "groups" on Lightroom for iPad. This would be relevant for (at least) the following workflow:   * Maintaining copies of both Raw and JPG images alongside each other, without seeing the images twice in the catalog; also, allows you to reject/accept both Raw and JPG forms in a single step. * Collecting in-camera bracketed images into a single group.   Even with this, you'll still need Lightroom Classic to do any sort of stitching (HDR, Pano, etc), but this would at least allow my iPad catalog to stay organized until I can make it back to a computer with LrC. Thank you.

There is only one color-based Adaptive profile. The Adaptive Color profile is quite good overall and works well on most images I take. It saves a significant amount of time.Occasionally, it will not do a good job. This is often when making a picture too bright when it’s not needed. I would like to see more adaptive profiles to handle more situations or provide more options. It is clearly better than those which do not change based on the image.

On the desktop version of Lightroom you can select objects like the front windshield of a car which makes it so much easier to edit like darkening or dehazing, i would like to have this feature on my iPad so I can edit while I travel 

Please add multplay subject and removed in one picture. This is very annoying on picture one subject automatic sleact. Please This option add next update.it is requared very much. Please add this futcher i strongly insist.

Please add the ability to increase/decrease exposure or shadows with the (+/-) buttons in Lightroom (CC) NOT classic. Not having the ability to alter the sliders with the keyboard on MacBook Pro running Lightroom is frustrating. In Lightroom Classic, you can modify the lighting in the develop panel with keyboard shortcuts. But with a Mac laptop that is running Lightroom Creative Cloud version, it does not allow you to use the same +/- keys to change the slider amounts and when you aren't using a mouse when traveling and it’s a big inconvenience for workflow.  Thank you!

This capability of filtering by orientation (landscape/portrait) is already implemented in the “Cloud”portion of Lightroom.   It is obvious some of the more resource intensive capabilities are limited to just being able to handled on the “Cloud” side but filtering by orientation is not resource intensive and seems can be easily handled locally as well.  In fact - There is a simple implementation of filtering by orientation in Bridge.  Currently it is necessary to export from Lightroom, only then to have to go over to Bridge to filter by landscape/portrait.Thank you for your consideration of giving this same orientation filtering capability to the local implementation of Lightroom!

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.

I have to watermark my photos and export then share that album causing me a deal of more work and computer memory when if I could water mark the photos on a shared album with a simple option so I can use the photos and remove the water mark simply. this is how I give clients options to like the photos they wanted edited.  

put the watermark option on the web page for Lightroom cc, I have the option on my ipad but not on my MacBook.

I use LR Desktop/Cloud purely as a place to showcase photos that have already been populated with metadata and edited in Classic. It would be extremely desirable if my painstakingly filled-in location metadata were not automatically replaced. Particularly since a) the language of the entry is changed: my place named in Germany are filled in in German, etc, and in the cloud they are all converted to English, the language in which I use the program and b) Desktop/Cloud changes all of the 3rd level locations in Germany, France, Italy and Spain (could be more, I’m not sure) from the “State” to the “Region”. Kind of like changing “California” to “Stanislaus County”. Not desired behavior.

Prior to version 9.4, if you pressed T while selecting an image that was already in the target album, a warning prompt would appear to confirm you want to remove the image from the target album if you hadn't previously marked the "Remove photo from album" prompt as "Don't show again". As of version 9.4, removing a photo from an album via T is treated differently from other methods of removing photos, and this prompt isn't shown. This is a very negative change. On slower systems (or whenever Lightroom is mysteriously performing worse than it should on all my very diverse systems despite Adobe not being able to identify any issues) the toast notification that pops up when pressing T, as well as the count of photos on the album list were both so laggy that this warning prompt was the only safety net I could rely on when quickly adding photos to a target album if I had to press T multiple times because I wasn't sure if it registered the first time. Furthermore, as you can't quickly see if

still no super resolution for the iPad mobile versions this is completely unacceptable.