How to Install Lightroom Presets on Android (2026 Guide)

 

How to Install Lightroom Presets on Android (2026 Guide)

Editing on the go has never been easier. With the latest 2026 updates to the Lightroom Mobile app, Android users can now import and apply professional presets in seconds. At The Editing Studio, we’ve optimized our collections to ensure a seamless workflow on all Android devices.

1. Getting Your Phone Set Up

First, download the Lightroom Mobile App from the Google Play Store.

  • Pro Tip: You ONLY need the FREE version of the Lightroom app to use our presets.

  • Already installed? Make sure your app is updated to the latest version to access the streamlined "Import Presets" feature.

2. Downloading Your Presets

After your purchase, you’ll see a download button on the confirmation page and receive an email link.

  1. Open your order email and click "Download Your Presets".

  2. Select the file named "Mobile Presets". This downloads the zip file containing the entire collection.

  3. Note: On most Android devices, the file will be saved in your "Downloads" folder within your File Manager. You do not need to unzip the file.

3. Importing Your Presets to Lightroom

  1. Open the Lightroom app and tap on one of your images to open the editor.

  2. Tap the Presets icon in the bottom menu.

  3. Tap the three vertical dots (⋮) in the top right corner.

  4. Select "Import Presets".

  5. Navigate to your Downloads folder and select the preset zip file you just downloaded.

  6. A message will appear: "Presets Imported." You’re all set!

4. Using Your New Presets & Opacity Slider

  • Locate: Make sure you are in the "Yours" section of the Presets menu. Scroll down to find the folder with the collection name from The Editing Studio.

  • Apply: Tap a preset to transform your photo instantly.

  • Opacity: Want a more subtle look? Tap the preset again to use the Opacity Slider and adjust the intensity.

  • Fine-Tune: Use the "Light" or "Color" settings to make final tweaks to exposure or contrast if needed.

5. Save or Export Your Photo

Once you're happy with the edit:

  1. Tap the share/export icon in the upper-right corner.

  2. Select your preferred settings (like JPEG quality).

  3. Save to your device or share directly to social media.

Most populair presets for Android

Mobile photography is all about speed and quality. Our 2026 collections are specifically optimized for iPhone sensors:

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Use Lightroom Presets on Your Android?

All The Editing Studio presets come in both mobile and desktop versions, allowing you to edit seamlessly wherever you shoot. Lightroom presets make editing faster, easier, and more consistent especially for Android users. Whether you are using a Samsung, Google Pixel, or OnePlus, presets help you maintain your aesthetic across all your photos. Create cohesive feeds and save hours of manual editing with just one tap.

What are Lightroom presets and how do they work?

Lightroom presets are pre-saved editing adjustments that transform your photos in one click. They help you achieve consistent tones and styles across all your images effortlessly.

How do I install Lightroom presets on iPhone?

Simply download your preset files, open the Lightroom Mobile app, tap the Presets icon → "Yours" → the three dots (...) → "Import Presets", and select your downloaded files.

Are Lightroom Mobile presets free?

While Adobe offers basic free options, professional presets from The Editing Studio provide higher-quality tones, better lighting balance, and polished skin tones. Want to try before you buy? We offer a free starter preset so you can experience the quality of our edits yourself!

Troubleshooting: Can't find "Import Presets"?

If the import option isn't showing up, your app might need a refresh:

  1. Check the App Store for updates.

  2. Restart your Android. This often forces Lightroom to finalize the latest internal updates.

  3. If you're still stuck, don't worry! Reach out via our Contact Form and we’ll help you get up and running.

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