If you are new to Lightroom you might want to check out my guide to editing on Lightroom. Import your picture into Lightroom Classic and start playing around with the different tools on Lightroom. The next step to creating your own preset is editing a photo of your choice. You can have a look at some of my edits below and on gingerpresets. My presets help me to achieve a unique aesthetic for my Instagram and make it look more streamlined. Personally I love bright, warm and colourful photos, with a slight vintage look! After years of practice I was able to create my own presets that perfectly reflect my favourite editing style. Popular editing styles include Vintage and Pastel. – How do you like the colours to look? (saturated or muted?) – Do you like a vintage matte look or bright and defined? – Do you like light and airy or dark and moody photos? The first step to creating your own preset is to decide what editing style your like. How to Make Your Own Presets in Lightroom Classic for Desktop Step 1 – Decide what editing style you like I am subscribed to the Adobe Photography Plan which gives me access to both Lightroom and Photoshop for €9.99 a month. The Lightroom mobile app is free to download (on both iOS and Android) but you will need a subscription to use the the desktop version. In this article I will explain how to make your own presets in Lightroom (for both desktop and mobile). Presets help you to create a uniform look across all of your photos, as well as speed up the editing process.

You can save the editing adjustments that you make (as a preset), so that you can then apply them to another photo. In Lightroom you can create your own filters, these are called “presets”. It is easy to use, once you understand all the different tools, and is a great way to make your photos look more professional. Lightroom is a photo editing software available for both desktop and mobile.

Adobe presets