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July 15, 2026
Question

création mots clés

  • July 15, 2026
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Bonjour, j'ai un problème dans Lightroom classic avec la création de mots clés. En mode grille, j'entre un mot clé, j'enregistre Pomme+S, je clique sur une autre image et quand je reviens, soit le mot clé apparait, soit il n'apparait pas, soit il apparait avec un astérisque. Je dois parfois effectuer 4 fois l’opération pour qu’elle soit correcte. Je devrais réinitialiser les préfs de LrC ? Merci

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    derekbebAuthor
    Participant
    July 16, 2026

    Thanks, I didn’t know I had to press ENTER, I’d been doing that mistake (Ctrl-S) for years. Yes I type the keywords and sometimes replace older keywords with new ones. And even if I press ENTER, I still have sometimes to do it more than one time to be correct, sometimes I have to suppress older asterisk many times to get correct keywords.

    dj_paige
    Legend
    July 16, 2026

    If you type a keyword, and you only type the first few letters, the first Enter selects the partially typed keyword from a list of your keywords, the 2nd Enter causes LrC to save the keyword in its catalog.

    dj_paige
    Legend
    July 15, 2026

    Please give us a few more details. Are you typing in the keywords (if so, what dialog box are you using)? Or are you clicking in the box to the left of the keyword in the Keyword List panel? Or assigning them via paste metadata or the spray can?

     

    Ctrl-S does not save your keywords. It writes them to XMP. The keywords in Lightroom Classic should be saved automatically to the LrC catalog. If they are not present when you return, perhaps its as simple as you didn’t press ENTER after typing the keyword. (I don’t really know if Ctrl-S saves the keyword to the LrC catalog, I don’t use Ctrl-S). If you come back and the keyword has an asterisk, there is a strong likelihood that this is correct behavior of LrC — if you have selected multiple photos and some of them have the keyword and others do not, you should see the asterisk.