This is probably the most straightforward method if you know how to navigate around.Ī) Just open another Finder window, navigate to the Lightroom CC folders above, and then copy of the presets from the old Lightroom folder to the new Lightroom CC folder. I'm going to show you a few different methods to add your presets into these folders. On windows - C:/Users//AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Lightroom CC/Develop Presets/.On mac - ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Develop Presets/.If you want to add presets you used in a previous version of Lightroom, you can usually find them in their default location. Step 1: Find where your old Lightroom presets are I responded to 5 or 6 emails manually, and then thought, 'hey, I should probably just write a blog post on importing presets in the new Lightroom CC for everyone.' Why am I writing this? Well, since Adobe released their new Lightroom CC (2017/2018) this past week, my inbox has been flooded with emails like 'Hey Nate - I got the new Lightroom CC I was wondering how I can go about downloading the presets I bought a while back into the new update.' But luckily, there's an easy way to add all the presets you used in Lightroom 5, 6, 7 and CC (2015) into the new Lightroom CC (2017/2018). This happens whether you're using NATE Presets, VSCO Presets or anything else. Want to import all your old presets into the new Adobe Lightroom CC? If you've recently updated to the new Adobe Lightroom CC (2017/2018), you may have noticed that your existing presets weren't copied over. There is a way to mass delete presets with just a few steps, which I've added to the bottom.

Deleting them from the old folder no longer works, and as of 1.3, there is not a way to delete entire folders of presets at once. UDPATE : Adding more info on how to delete multiple presets at once in Lightroom CC 2018 (version 1.3). UDPATE : Adobe just released a new version of Lightroom CC 2018 (version 1.3) which changes the instructions up a bit.

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