If you’re like most photographers, you’ve amassed a library of Lightroom presets that you use to speed up your workflow. But how do you export your presets so that you can use them on other platforms? There are a few different ways to export your presets. The simplest way is to simply copy the preset folder from your Lightroom library onto your computer’s hard drive. This method works fine if all of your presets are located in the same folder, but it won’t work if some of your presets are located in separate folders. Another option is to export all of the preset files at once using the Export Presets command in the File menu. This command exports all of the preset files in the current folder and any sub-folders, as well as any custom Develop settings or keywords that have been added to the presets. The final option is to export individual preset files. To do this, first select all of the desired preset files (by clicking on them with your mouse cursor) and then click on the Export button located in the Preset Manager panel (included with most versions of Lightroom). This button exports each selected preset file as a separate .lrp file. ..
