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As you make adjustments to a photo in the Develop module
or in the Quick Develop panel of the Library module, Lightroom keeps
a record of the settings. You can copy these settings and apply
them to different versions of the photo and to other photos selected
in the Filmstrip.
Copy and paste Develop settingsYou can copy and paste individual Develop
settings from the current photo to another photo in Library and
Develop modules. To paste settings to multiple photos, you must
be in the Library module.
- To copy the current photo’s Develop settings,
do one of the following:
In the Develop module, click the Copy button
to the left of the toolbar, choose Edit > Copy, or choose
Settings > Copy Settings. Select the settings you want and
click Copy.
In the Library module, choose Photo >
Develop Settings > Copy Settings. Select the settings
you want and click Copy.
Note: (Mac OS) The Edit > Copy command
in the Library module copies text and metadata. The Edit >
Copy command in the Develop module copies selected text in a panel
or copies the Develop settings of a selected photo.
- To paste the copied Develop settings to one other photo,
select that photo in the Filmstrip in the Library or Develop module
and do one of the following:
In the Develop module, click the Paste
button, choose Edit > Paste, or choose Settings >
Paste Settings.
In the Library module, choose Photo >
Develop Settings > Paste Settings.
Note: (Mac OS) The Edit > Paste command
in the Library module pastes copied text and metadata.
- To paste the copied Develop settings to multiple photos,
select the photos in the Grid view or the Filmstrip of the Library
module and choose Photo > Develop Settings >
Paste Settings.
Note: (Mac OS) The Edit > Paste command
in the Library module pastes copied text and metadata.
Apply Develop presets using the Painter tool- In the Grid view of the Library module,
select the Painter tool in the toolbar, and then choose Settings
from the Paint menu in the toolbar.
Note: If the Painter tool does not appear in the toolbar,
choose Painter from the toolbar menu.
- Choose a Develop preset, such as Creative - Aged Photo,
from the pop-up menu in the toolbar, and then click or drag across
photos to apply the setting.
- To disable the Painter, click the circular well in the
toolbar. When disabled, the Painter icon is visible in the toolbar.
Synchronize settings across multiple photosThe Synchronize command in the Library and
Develop modules allows you to apply selected Develop settings of
the current photo to other photos in the Filmstrip. (The current
photo is indicated by a brighter white border in the Filmstrip thumbnail.)
Note: When
only one photo is selected in the Filmstrip, the Sync Settings command is
not available. In the Develop module, the Sync button becomes the
Previous button; in the Library module, the Sync Settings button
is inactive.
 Shift-click or Ctrl-click (Windows)
or Command-click (Mac OS) to select other photos in the
Filmstrip to synchronize with the current photo, and then do one of
the following:In the Develop module, click the Sync button
or choose Settings > Sync Settings. Select the settings
to copy and click Synchronize.
In the Develop module, click the Enable Auto Sync
switch on the left side of the Sync button to enable Auto Sync mode.
Then, drag sliders or make adjustments, and the adjustments are
applied to all selected photos.
In the Library module, click the Sync Settings button
or choose Photo > Develop Settings > Sync
Settings. Select the settings to copy and click Synchronize.
 Any settings that you may have previously selected
or deselected in the Copy Settings dialog box are also set by default
in the Synchronize Settings dialog box.
Apply settings of previously selected photoYou can copy all the settings of the photo
you last selected in the Filmstrip (even if you didn’t make any
adjustments to it) and apply them to the currently selected photo.
Do one of the following:
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