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Participant
January 14, 2026
Question

corriger un mot-clé par un qui existe déjà, impossible ?

  • January 14, 2026
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Hello
Lorsque je veux corriger une faute de frappe dans la liste des mot-clés, par ex "chlid" au lieu de "child", Lightroom Classic refuse la correction parce que "child" existe déjà. Comment procéder svp ?

How to correct a type error that affects several pictures in the key-word list for  (f.e. "child" in place of "child" when LRC refuse the correction because the key-word "child" already exists ?

 

Greetings

Benoît

 

 

2 replies

Participant
January 14, 2026
Bonsoir Benoît,
Il ne faut pas essayer de corriger.
Il faut Après avoir cliquer sur la vignette :
a) sélectionner le mot clé correct (par ex Child) . La photo aura deux mots
clé "chlid" et Child"
b) dé-sélectionner le mot clé incorrect (Chlid)
c. Supprimer le mot clé incorrect qui n'a plus de lien (un zéro est
mentionné à coté.

Bonne soirée
Arnold
dj_paige
Legend
January 14, 2026

In the Library Grid view, find all photos with the mis-spelled keyword. (You can do this via the keyword list, hover your mouse on the mis-spelled keyword and then click on the arrow that appears to the right). Select all photos thus found (CTRL-A).

 

Still in the Library Grid view, assign all of these photos the correctly spelled keyword. Then delete the mis-spelled keyword from the keyword list.

Participant
January 14, 2026

thank you. it should be usefull to change directly the mis-spelled word in the list, to automatically change it in every photo that has it,
best regards

dj_paige
Legend
January 14, 2026

Submit an idea for adding this feature into LrC, by following these instructions

https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-ideas/p-how-do-i-write-a-feature-request/idi-p/12386378