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Drag (or copy/paste) the presets into the Develop Presets subfolder, still in their folders if you’d like to keep them organized in the same way.

Mac- Macintosh HD / Library / Users / / Application Support / Adobe / Lightroom / Windows-C: \ Users \ \ AppData \ Adobe \ Lightroom \ Find the Develop Presets folder in Explorer (Windows) / Finder (Mac) by going to the Preferences > Presets tab and pressing the Show All Other Lightroom Presets button.Manual installation of *.lrtemplate format presets:.We need to look at *.lrtemplate format and *.xmp format separately, as they’re placed in different locations. They’ll be imported and automatically converted to XMP format presets in the User Presets folder.Īutomatically imported profiles and presets are placed in the Camera Raw / Imported Settings folders in your user account, rather than being stored with your catalog. If you use your Lightroom Classic catalog on multiple computers, and therefore have Store Presets with This Catalog checked in Preferences > Presets, you’ll need to install presets manually.Īlso, if you have the old style *.lrtemplate format presets tidily organized into folders, this organization is lost when importing automatically, so you may want to install them manually. To automatically import the old lrtemplate format Develop presets, unzip them and then go to Presets panel > + button > Import Presets and navigate to the presets. To automatically import profiles and presets, just go to Develop module > File menu > Import Develop Profiles and Presets and navigate to the files. This can import XMP presets, XMP profiles, DCP profiles, and LCP lens profiles, even if they’re inside a zip file.

So, how do you import Profiles and Presets into Lightroom Classic now? Let’s take a look at two options: There’s a vast number of Lightroom profiles and presets available for free download and for sale, but since April 2018 (Lightroom Classic 7.3) the method for importing profiles and presets has changed.