From Lightroom to Webshop ?

Question

Hi everyone .. I am looking for the easiest route to load images onto my website, and webshop - can i set it up so that a folder / catalogue goes live to my site once it is exported?

looking for the fastest route to have hi and lo res images available to the clients - as i have min time between events and currently doing via whatsapp on laptop - means waiting for the export (3 different sizes, 2 of which need to be branded with different logos) ..

what i would like, card in, images selected, edited, exported to a folder that will sync to website as fast as the internet allows - in 3 seperate options ( 1 hi res - print, 2 low res - web use, 3 low res with logo - for socials)..

prepared to pay for the disc space, and also use this as a "cloud backup"

have a IT guy who is wdecent with the shop setup - but no the "from lightroom" side of things ....

please help / discuss alternative ideas / advise ??

I have the photo and the premier pro packages... not sure if one of the other applications may solve things here??

Anshul_Saini · Answer

Hi Pauline,

I hear you, tight deadlines and multiple export versions can definitely feel like a juggling act. While Lightroom Classic doesn’t publish directly to a webshop, you can absolutely streamline this with a few steps:

Set up three custom export presets:

• High-res for print

• Low-res for web

• Low-res with a watermark for socials
Point each preset to specific folders that sync with a cloud service like Dropbox, OneDrive, or Google Drive. From there, your IT person can link those folders to your webshop so files go live as soon as they export.
For fast client previews, Lightroom Shared Albums or Adobe Portfolio are great options. Both let you share polished galleries without extra steps.

I hope this helps!

Best,

Anshul Saini

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