While batch editing remains exclusive to the desktop at this time, the mobile version is inheriting the healing brush tool. Previously, adjustments could only be pasted to individual images. In desktop versions of Lightroom CC, adjustments can now be copied and pasted to multiple images at once. Batch editing Adobeīatch editing is also coming to the newer version of Lightroom. Users can select which adjustments to include in the preset. The update also brings the ability to create presets in the mobile apps. Like on the desktop, the mobile app uses the edits already applied to the selected photo to create a new preset. Once imported, new presets will automatically appear on other devices using the same account. To sync the presets, users need to follow the same steps for importing a preset on Lightroom CC ( not Lightroom Classic) and choose the “import profiles and presets” option. The new feature works with both purchased third-party presets and user-generated presets. The same synchronization also works with color profiles, a newly refreshed feature from Lightroom’s last update. Presets imported through the desktop version will now sync via the cloud to the iOS and Android mobile apps. Lightroom CC users can now use the same presets between desktop and mobile. The Lightroom CC update comes as part of a longer list of Adobe updates unveiled on Tuesday, June 19, including the arrival of Spark Post on Android and updates to Adobe XD.
Lightroom’s cloud-based structure is designed to easily sync photo libraries between multiple devices - and now, editing presets and profiles will sync across devices as well.
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