How do you apply film presets for Lightroom to multiple photos at once?

2 Sync your settings

The next step is to sync your settings across multiple photos. To do this, select all the photos you want to edit in the Filmstrip or Grid view. Then, click on the Sync button at the bottom of the right panel. A dialog box will open, where you can choose which settings you want to sync. You can sync everything, or only certain aspects, such as exposure, contrast, white balance, or grain. Click on Synchronize to apply the settings to all the selected photos.

3 Fine-tune your adjustments

The third step is to fine-tune your adjustments for each photo. Even though you have applied the same preset and settings, each photo might need some individual tweaking to achieve the best result. For example, you might want to crop, straighten, or rotate some photos, or adjust the exposure, shadows, or highlights. To do this, select a photo and use the sliders and tools in the right panel to make your changes. You can also use the keyboard shortcuts to speed up your workflow.

4 Export your photos

The final step is to export your photos to your desired format and destination. To do this, select all the photos you want to export and click on the Export button at the bottom of the left panel. A dialog box will open, where you can choose the export settings, such as file type, quality, resolution, and location. You can also rename your files, add metadata, or apply a watermark. Click on Export to save your photos to your chosen folder.