How to Create and Use Your Own Preset in Adobe Lightroom

If you are a photographer you would use either Photoshop or Adobe Lightroom to edit your photos.

Many photographers edit there photos one by one which could take up to hours or days.Adobe Lightroom can eliminate that time waste easily.If you're editing a bunch of photos like 20-100 you could use a preset, so in this tutorial I'm going to show you how to create your own preset.

#1.First import your photos and start editing.Apply all the adjustments and settings you want.

How to create and use your own preset in Adobe Lightroom

#2.After your done editing in the left corner there's a tab called preset. Right next to it there's a plus sign (+) click it.

#3.After that a new window will appear.The settings you just applied to your photos will be displayed in it. Select the settings that you need in your preset and click create.

#4.After that at the bottom of the presets window you can see the 'User presets' folder.Click on the arrow left to it.The list will collapse.And you can see the preset you just created listed under User presets.

#5.Now choose your next photo. After that in the user preset choose the preset that you just created.You can add more presets to the User presets folder.. Wait about 5 seconds and the preset will be applied.Depending on your systems performance. (But note that the settings that you saved might not be perfect for every photo so you might have to change them a bit)

#6.So there you go rather than spending hours on editing one by one you can edit your photos quickly with Adobe lightroom.

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