Can I import my own presets?

Yes. PresetCollection imports Lightroom-style .xmp files from Files, including individual files or folders containing .xmp presets.

Where can I get presets?

You can use presets you created yourself, presets shared by photographers, free preset downloads, or preset packs from places such as Adobe Exchange, Creative Market, Etsy, or individual photographer shops. Only import presets you own or have permission to use.

Does PresetCollection collect my photos?

No. Photos are selected by the user, edited on device, and saved or shared only when the user chooses.

Lightroom-style preset importer

PresetCollection

Import your own Lightroom-style `.xmp` presets, keep them organized by group, apply them to photos, adjust the strength, and save or share finished edits from iPhone or iPad.

On the Apple Store for iPhone and iPad How Import Works

No account. No ads. Imported presets are copied into the app.

PresetCollection

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Preset GroupFood

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Your looks, organized

A simple home for the presets you already use.

PresetCollection is built for people with favorite presets spread across downloads, photographer packs, and their own Lightroom exports. Bring the `.xmp` files into one app and browse them without digging through folders.

IMPORT

Add `.xmp` files

Import individual preset files or choose a folder that contains multiple `.xmp` presets.

GROUPS

Browse by group

Included and imported groups appear in one Preset Group menu, so large collections stay manageable.

LOOKS

Included presets

Start with included Vintage, Postcards, Food, Film, Black and White, Portrait, Travel, Moody, Bright and Airy, Urban, and Social looks.

TUNE

Strength control

The center is the normal preset. Move left for less effect or right for more.

COMPARE

Before and after

Tap the eye button to compare the original photo with the edited version.

EXPORT

Save and share

Save finished edits to Photos or send them through the iOS share sheet.

Import workflow

Add presets in a few taps.

Save `.xmp` preset files in Files, iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or another Files location.

Tap the import button in PresetCollection.

Choose one or more `.xmp` files, or choose a folder containing presets.

Switch to the imported group and start applying those looks to photos.

Preset sources

Use presets you own or created.

PresetCollection does not include anyone else's commercial preset packs. It gives you a place to use your own `.xmp` files.

Your own exports

Create a look in Lightroom or Adobe Camera Raw, export it as an `.xmp` preset, then import it into PresetCollection.

Photographer shops

Many photographers sell or share preset packs directly. Import only files that your license allows you to use.

Marketplaces

Preset packs can be found on sites such as Adobe Exchange, Creative Market, and Etsy.

Questions

FAQ

Does PresetCollection exactly match Lightroom?

No. PresetCollection approximates supported Lightroom-style settings with a native iOS rendering pipeline. Results may differ from Adobe Lightroom.

Can I import a whole preset pack?

Yes, if the pack contains `.xmp` files. Tap import and choose multiple files or a folder that contains presets.

What happens to imported presets?

Imported presets are copied into the app so you can use them again later.

Can I delete presets?

Yes. Press and hold a preset to delete it, or delete the current preset group from the Preset Group menu.

Does the app upload photos or presets?

No. Photos are selected by you, rendered on device, and saved or shared only when you choose.

Download

Bring your preset collection with you.

Import the `.xmp` looks you already like, apply them quickly, and keep your presets organized on iPhone and iPad.

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