AI portrait presets for Lightroom and Lightroom Classic

1-Click Full Face Presets

A Lightroom-friendly portrait preset workflow for photographers who want faster face, skin, eye, and hair adjustments before deciding what needs Photoshop.

A Faster Portrait Starting Point Inside Lightroom

These presets are built for the real Lightroom bottleneck: getting the face to a polished, believable place quickly enough that the rest of the gallery can keep moving.

What You Get

  • Full-face portrait presets designed for Lightroom and Lightroom Classic.
  • Targeted adjustments for the parts of the face photographers edit most often: skin, eyes, hair, and overall face polish.
  • A faster starting point for portrait, branding, headshot, senior, and beauty sessions.

Built For Lightroom Photographers Editing People

Best for photographers who spend a lot of time in Lightroom or Lightroom Classic and want portraits to feel more finished before opening Photoshop.

Why Photographers Will Want This

Stay in Lightroom longer

Handle more of the early portrait polish before deciding which images need deeper Photoshop work.

Speed up galleries

Use a faster face-focused starting point when a session has dozens of portraits to finish.

Keep edits believable

Build a cleaner first pass while still adjusting the final result for each face and lighting situation.

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How This Can Help You

Use these when you want Lightroom to do more of the early lifting: cleaner skin, brighter eyes, better face polish, and a more finished starting point before any detailed retouching.

Ready To Speed Up Portrait Editing In Lightroom?

Get the presets and give your next portrait session a faster, cleaner first pass.

FAQ

Do these work in Lightroom Classic?

Yes. The product mapping lists Lightroom and Lightroom Classic.

Are these for every kind of photo?

They are strongest for portraits and people-focused sessions where face, skin, eyes, and hair matter.

Do they replace Photoshop retouching?

No. They help you get farther in Lightroom before deciding which images need deeper Photoshop work.