I love to make Adjustment Brush presets too! Unfortunately, these are not quite as easy to install, but I will show you how.įirst, save the brush presets to a folder and unzip them if necessary. You may find that you want to save your own variants. Lightroom has a few brushes that are installed by default. I like my Develop module to be tidy, so if I know I will not use some presets for a while, I will just store them away in the Dropbox and re-install at a future date. Then I can access the presets from any computer and I can remove presets without the worry of losing them. I like to keep all my new presets in a dropbox folder. They will now be conveniently located in your new folder. Then, right click on that folder and select “Import”.įrom there, navigate to the place where you saved your presets. The folder will now be available in your Lightroom Develop Preset panel. Choose “New Folder” from the drop down menu and type in the name for your folder. Go to the Develop Module and right click on any folder. How to install Lightroom develop presetsįirst you need a folder. I will also show you how to install some brush presets for the Adjustment Brush. I am going to show you how to make new preset folders and how to install presets into those folders quickly and easily. Lightroom will alphabetize your presets and creating folders is the best way to keep similar presets contained together in a group. This prevents all of your presets from becoming disorganized. It is also handy to make new folders in the Presets panel of the Develop Module.

I like to keep a Dropbox (or similar, synced storage program) folder of my presets and then I can install what I want, when I want, and still know that I have everything tucked away for safe keeping. I like to save new presets all the time, but I don’t always want them all in my Lightroom Develop module at once. Lightroom is the perfect program to use when you want to experiment and try new things.

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