Batch Edit Photo Metadata Mac: A Step-by-Step Guide

Are you tired of manually editing multiple photos in Adobe Lightroom? Batch edit photo metadata mac is a feature that allows you to apply presets to multiple images at once, saving you time and effort. In this guide, we will show you how to batch edit your photos using the Library module.

Undoing a Mistake

If you've made a mistake and want to undo it, go to Photo > Develop Settings > Reset. Lightroom will update all photos with the selected preset.

Choosing the Right Preset

When selecting a preset, make sure you're certain about which one you want to apply. There is no preview option during import, so choose wisely.

Batch Editing

To batch edit your photos, select multiple images in Lightroom by Ctrl+clicking on each photo or holding Shift and clicking on the first and last photo. You can also use the Quick Develop panel to select a Saved Preset from the dropdown menu.

Applying Presets During Import

If you want to apply presets during import, go to the Library Grid mode and select the preset in the Develop settings dialogue. Check our detailed guide if you want to learn more about importing photos.

Batch Editing Tips

* Make sure you're certain about which preset you want to apply, as you won't be able to see a preview of the image.

* Select all the photos you want to edit before batch editing.

* You can find additional tips on how to process your images in our course Effortless Editing with Lightroom.

By following these steps, you can efficiently batch edit your photo metadata mac and save time. Remember to always check your work carefully before importing multiple photos to avoid any mistakes.