Lightroom ecosystem (Cloud-based)

After updating Lightroom to the latest version (with the improved crop tool), an issue appered:When I copy settings from another photo, including the crop, and paste them onto my photo, and then open the Crop tool, the photo crop disappears. Pressing CTRL+Z returns back the crop I had.  

Exporting film scans in jpg (large) creates a strange grid pattern within the grain structure of the film. Exporting with jpg (small) and original + settings both work as they should. Any ideas? Same issue happens on both mobile and desktop. Film is pushed hp5+ so the grain is very pronounced. I have seen suggestions of using noise reduction to combat this but I would rather not do that. Also, the possibility of lens corrections being the culprit can be ruled out here as there are no lens corrections active. The image has not received any editing besides a straighten.exported as jpg (large) exported as jpg (small)

En el apartado editar aparece la opción seleccionar todo pero no deja seleccionar 

Ik ontvang emails van Adobe met tips over Lightroom met een link “aan de slag”. Bijvoorbeeld (zie hieronder). De link brengt mij niet tot iets wat over Lensvervaging in Lightroom gaat. Geen text, geen video, geen demo  niets! Doe ik iets fout of…...Creëer een prachtig vervagingseffect. Bekijk hoe voedselfotograaf Alex Lau de tool Lensvervaging in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom gebruikt om zijn voedselfoto's meer focus te geven.

My 1TB storage is full, where/how can I buy/increase it? Thanks 

In Adobe Lightroom, the left sidebar under the Albums section does not display the full names of albums when the album names are longer. The names are truncated with ellipses, but there appears to be no practical way to widen or resize the sidebar enough to view the full album name.This creates a usability issue when working with structured album names, especially for professional workflows where album names often include dates, client names, project names, shoot types, and version/status information.Example:Album names such as: 2026_04_21_Reformer...2026_04_25_Csoporto...2026_03_20_Budap...are cut off, making it difficult to distinguish between similar projects or shooting sessions.Expected behavior:The user should be able to either: • Resize the left sidebar freely• See the full album name on hover• Enable a wider sidebar view• Wrap long album names onto multiple lines• Open an information panel showing the full album nameActual behavior:Long album names are truncated, and the sideba

Arrowing through a number of images suddenly this image was overlayed with the previous one. Restarting Lightroom Desktop 9.3 on my MacBook Pro M2 Pro did not fix this. I was able to use the Versions tab to revert the image. Then I started arrowing through again and a minute later the same thing happened to a different image. At the time I wasn’t processing anything heavy on my MacBook, but the fan was running pretty fast so something was going on. A few minutes later and I now can’t duplicate the issue.  

I'm having an issue with lightroom on android, export won't work in any format besides “original" (in my case .orf raw) and neither will “save copy to device". “share" does work, but obviously not at full resolution.The error message returned is “Couldn't complete export"Everything synced, attempted with a variety of photos, attempted with album stored locally, cache cleared, app reinstalled, permissions checked with no luck.Android 13 with latest app version, any help would be appreciated. 

I'm using Lightroom cloud-native (Mac App Store version 9.2). Across my ~43,000 photo library, random photos are displaying incorrect metadata like the wrong camera/lens combination, incorrect dates, and incorrect edits within Lightroom itself — but exported originals show the correct EXIF dates and camera information.

The recommended presets aren't loading anymore; it says they're being analyzed, but nothing happens. It used to work before—how can I fix this? 

Hello,I’m experiencing a serious performance issue in Adobe Lightroom and I’m trying to understand what might be causing it.My computer correctly detects my NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti in Windows and in Device Manager, and there are no warning icons or errors. The driver installs normally and appears to be installed correctly.However, Lightroom shows the message:“The graphics processor has encountered an unrecoverable error.”Because of this, Lightroom runs very slowly:- the CPU frequently reaches 90–100%- the GPU usage stays around 0–1%- the application has noticeable lag and sometimes freezesThings I have tried so far:- reinstalling the NVIDIA driver- installing the latest driver (596.36) with a clean installation- restarting the system- checking the GPU settings in Lightroom (Use Graphics Processor set to Auto)- verifying in Task Manager and Device Manager that the GPU is detected correctlyThe problem remains the same: Windows detects the graphics card and the driver appears to be ins

On windows 11, I keep having UI issues where the main screen and the bottom part where we move between pictures stop reacting to what album or picture i am in

When searching in the filter bar, if a location is geotagged with a special character (ex,Galápagos instead of Galapagos), it doesn’t show up in the search results.  Could you include an option to ignore or disregard special characters?  If Spanish is not my native language in this case, it’s hard for me to know how to include these characters and modifying to accommodate searching for these words is very time consuming. 

My newly purchased laptop features with intel’s new CORE ULTRA X7 358H, Arc B390 iGPU. Lightroom simply cannot recognize the GPU and cannot use the hardware acceleration. When will the new hardware get support?

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Hi Adobe Support Team, I am reporting a critical issue regarding abnormally high memory usage in the cloud-based Lightroom, which appears to be a memory leak. 1. Summary of the Bug After a standard editing session with high-resolution RAW files, Lightroom's memory consumption climbs to an extremely high level (over 26 GB in my case, as confirmed by Lightroom's own diagnostics). This memory is not released even when the application is idle or minimized. The only way to reclaim the memory is to restart the application completely. 2. System & Software Environment Lightroom Version: 8.4 x64 [ 20250603-0500-10f89fb ]Operating System: Windows 11 Pro (Build 2009)CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9700X 8-Core ProcessorGPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti (Driver 32.0.15.7688, 15.5 GB VRAM)Total System RAM: 64 GBCamera Model: Sony α7CR (61MP)File Type: Uncompressed RAW (.ARW) 3. Steps to Reproduce 1. Import a batch of RAW files from the Sony α7CR.2. Perform edits on several photos, specifically using AI-powered

I keep getting this error: "Catch in IPhotoshopApplication, exception encountered: Failed to create enviroment config: photoshop_exception"  I do not know how to fix it ive tried to reinstall it as well as my video card driver and nothing seems to work for me. Any suggestions are welcome

I have a number of images selected, some have AI edits. I click export, and select custom export. I get a message about  "AI Update Required" , so I select the box to update and export, then nothing happens.I’m using Lightroom, but the images are local, not in cloud.

Sometimes the Rest button on the mask section is not clickable; I don’t know what triggers it, closing and opening the program again fixes it.