Installation in Adobe Lightroom is very straight forward. In only a few minutes you will have your presets installed and be editing your images.

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Mac - Click on Lightroom Classic, then choose Preferences. Windows- Click on Edit, then choose. Click on the ImportedSettings Folder. Copy and Past your Unzipped Folder with Lightroom Presets (XMP Files) into ImportedSettings Folder. Restart Lightroom. With right-click on the mouse, you. How to Install Lightroom Presets in: Lightroom 4, 5, 6 & Lightroom Classic Version 7.2 and earlier (.LRtemplate Files) Step 1. On a PC, go into Lightroom and click on Edit at the top (next to File), then click on Preferences. On a Mac, click on the Lightroom tab (to the left of File), then click on Preferences (see image below). Sep 09, 2015 Download the zip file to your desktop, now Unzip the file to your desktop and note the location of the “unzipped” folder containing your new presets. Note: If you have purchased the Creative Flow you will want to locate the “Develop Presets” folder.

Jan 30, 2019 On Windows, go to Edit Preferences. On a Mac, go to Lightroom Preferences. Select the “Presets” tab and then, under Location, select “Show All Other Lightroom Presets.” Navigate to the correct folder for the preset you want to add. For example, since I’m adding a slideshow template, I need to open the Slideshow Templates folder. Mar 21, 2019 If you use Adobe Lightroom Classic CC, Adobe Lightroom CC, or Adobe Camera Raw (newer version released since April 2018), use.xmp. How to install presets in Lightroom 4, 5, 6 or CC 2015. Installing presets in Lightroom 4, 5, 6, or an older version of LR CC is easy. Open Lightroom; In the top menu, go to Lightroom Preferences. Next Open Lightroom and go to Preferences. If you're on a Mac, go into Lightroom, (to the left of File), then down to Preferences. If you're on a PC, go into Lightroom and click on Edit at the top (next to File), then Preferences. Then, in Preferences, click the button 'Show all other Lightroom Presets' 4. Unzip the Files. The first thing you will need to do is unzip the folder of presets that you.

My free and premium Lightroom presets are compatible with Lightroom, Lightroom Classic and the free Lightroom Mobile app. You can also use them in older versions of Lightroom 4, 5, and 6, since I still offer the .lrtemplate preset file format for all of my products in addition to the newer XMP format.

The process for installing presets is different for Lightroom, Lightroom Classic and Lightroom Mobile. Follow the instructions which suit the program you are using. To get started, the relevant ZIP file (desktop or mobile) should already be downloaded from Gumroad.

Installing presets in Lightroom Classic (version 7.3 or later)

The instructions are for the latest versions of Adobe Lightroom Classic, released since mid-2018 and using the XMP preset format. You need to have version 7.3 or later. For older versions of Lightroom Classic, see the instructions below.

• Extract the ZIP file (desktop version) with the presets that you downloaded from Gumroad.
• Open Lightroom Classic and go to the Develop module. You will see the modules listed at the top, right. You will be in the Library module when the program is first opened.
• On the left you will see a section called Presets. You will see that there are already some basic presets listed. These come bundled with Lightroom.
• Click on the + icon at the top right of the section.
• Select Import Presets from the dropdown menu.
• Navigate to the folder 'Lightroom and Lightroom Classic since Apr 2018 (.XMP)', select the presets ZIP file(s) and click Import. → Selecting the ZIP file(s) is the preferred import method here, because it preserves the folder structure of the archive.
• Your presets will now be listed in the Presets section.

Installing presets in Lightroom 4, 5, 6 and Lightroom Classic (version 7.2 or older)

The instructions are for Lightroom 4, 5, 6, and Lightroom Classic (CC) earlier than version 7.3 (April 2018) using the .lrtemplate file extension instead of the newer XMP format.

• Extract the ZIP file (desktop version) with the presets that you downloaded from Gumroad.
• Open Lightroom and click on Preferences and go to the Presets tab.
• Click on the button Show Lightroom Presets Folder.
• Double click on the Lightroom folder, then double click on Develop Presets folder.
• Navigate to the folder 'Lightroom 4-6 and Classic CC before Apr 2018 (.lrtemplate)' and copy the folder(s) 'Northlandscapes - PRODUCT' into the Develop Presets folder.
• Restart Lightroom and you‘re done!
  

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Installing presets in Lightroom (CC) — Mac or Windows

These instructions are for Adobe Lightroom 1.3 onwards.

• Extract the ZIP file (desktop version) with the presets that you downloaded from Gumroad.
• Open Lightroom CC and click on the edit icon at the top right. The icon looks like three sliders—three horizontal bars with circles on them.
• At the bottom on the screen you will see a Presets button. Click this.
• The presets panel is now revealed.
• Click on the icon of three dots at the top •••
• In the dropdown menu select Import Presets.
• Navigate to the folder 'Lightroom and Lightroom Classic since Apr 2018 (.XMP)', select the presets ZIP file(s) and click Import.
• All of the presets will now be listed in the Presets panel.
  

Installing presets in Lightroom Mobile

Method 1: via Lightroom on desktop (using XMP presets)

You must install the presets in the Lightroom desktop application (not Lightroom Classic) on your Windows or Mac computer first. Once they are installed, the presets will automatically sync to your mobile device via the cloud. See also: Step-by-step guide by Adobe.

Method 2: via Lightroom Mobile app

Below you will find installation instructions on how to install Lightroom Presets in the free Lightroom Mobile app (iOS/Android) for which you do not need a paid version of Lightroom. However, this installation method is very time-consuming on iOS devices, and method 1 is clearly recommended if you have a Creative Cloud subscription.

Installation Guide for Lightroom Mobile app (Android)

Please make sure you have the latest version of the app installed: Download in Play Store

• 01/ Download the .ZIP file starting with 'mobile-presets_android...' after your purchase on Gumroad. You can also access your downloads by clicking on the 'View Content' link in the confirmation email from Gumroad.
• 02/ Open the Lightroom application on your phone and select an image from your library and press to open it.
• 03/ Slide the toolbar to the bottom to the right and press the 'Presets' tab. Press the three dots to open the menu and select 'Import Presets'.
• 04/ Your file explorer appears on the screen. Navigate to the folder on your phone where you downloaded the .ZIP file and press the .ZIP file to import the presets. (If you cannot import the .ZIP file directly, use the 'My Files' app on your phone to extract the contents of the .ZIP file first.)
• 05/ Your presets will now be imported and will be available under a new group in the 'Presets' tab.

Installation Guide for Lightroom Mobile app (iPhone / iOS 13)

Please make sure you have the latest version of the app installed: Download in App Store

• 01/ Download the .ZIP file starting with 'mobile-presets_iphone...' after your purchase on Gumroad. You can also access your downloads by clicking on the 'View Content' link in the confirmation email from Gumroad.
• 02/ Once the download is complete, press the download icon in the upper right corner of your screen to open the 'Files' app on your phone. Press on the downloaded .ZIP file and the content will be extracted and a new folder should automatically appear. If you don't have a 'Files' application installed, you can use a free app such as iZip.
• 03/ Open the Lightroom Mobile app on your iPhone. Click the '+' icon in your library and choose to create new “Folder”. Name the new folder 'Presets' and open the folder. Press 'Create New Album' and name the album after the downloaded presets, plus 'DNG' (e.g. 'Dark & Dramatic DNG').
• 04/ Open the album and press the 'Add' icon in order to add new images. Navigate to the folder you extracted from the downloaded .ZIP file and select all DNG files in the folder. When you have selected all, choose 'Open'.
• 05/ Open the first DNG image and press the icon with the three dots to open the menu and select 'Create Preset'.
• 06/ Name your preset after the preset pack (e.g. Dark & Dramatic - 01). In 'Preset Group', select 'Create New Preset Group' and name it after the name of the preset pack. Uncheck 'Tools', 'Details', 'Optics' and 'Geometry'. Under the “Light” tab uncheck “Exposure”, and under the “Color” tab make sure to uncheck “White Balance”. Press the tick to create the preset.
• 07/ Follow the same method as in steps 5 and 6 to create your presets from the other DNG files.
• 08/ When you are finished, you will now find the presets under the 'Presets' panel.

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UPDATE.(Nov 2018): Lightroom made this a MILLION times more easy with their latest update. So before you do anything else, make sure you’re updated!

1. Purchase your new presets! If they’re not mine, that’s okay – this blog still works 😉 If you’re looking for presets, I have them! ashleekayshop.com
1. Open your freshly updated Lightroom Classic
2. Hop over to your Presets tab and press +
3. ‘Import presets’ and Go find the presets that you just downloaded
DONE. See, so easy!

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OLD NEWS, but it might still help someone so I’ll leave it here!
You guys! I just released my new presets! If you’ve just downloaded them and you’re looking at the (super unfamiliar) .xmp file and can’t figure out how to import them the way you’re used to, don’t be discouraged – we did the same thing – and failed. haha. SO we battled our way into Google and found the answer! THEN THAT DIDN’T WORK, so I called Adobe and got the answer straight from them. If you have any issues with setup, let me know ASAP- I want to help it get sorted and brainstorm with you!
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Lightroom CC 1.4 and Classic 7.3 had a major upgrade in April 2018. It is Adobe’s answer to Presets that are interchangeable with LR and Adobe Camera Raw in Photoshop. It’s awesome! BUT also, there’s a new system for inserting presets.

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1. Update your LR to the current version! Upgrade to version LR CC 1.4 and Classic 7.3. or newer. And while you’re at it, I THINK Adobe is requiring your computer to be updated too.

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2. Then, download the presets and unzip the folder (Your computer might do this automatically)

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3. Copy the .xmp preset files into your USER PRESETS folder.

How To Download Presets Into Lightroom On Mac High Sierra

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• On Mac, the preset directory for the new Lightroom CC is ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom CC/Develop Presets/
• On Windows, the preset directory for the new Lightroom CC is C:/Users/{you}/AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Lightroom CC/Develop Presets/
• Add your presets under User presets folder

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According to the very helpful man at Adobe, that should work! MY FINGERS ARE CROSSED. .I hope this helped you get the presets imported so you can start editing!