There are a few ways to organize Lightroom CC presets. You can create folders, or use the “Auto Import” feature to have Lightroom automatically import your presets into new photos. You can also use the “Presets” menu to access all of your presets.

To organize presets in Lightroom Classic CC 2019, first, open the Presets panel (Window > Presets). Then, click on the folder icon next to the “Camera” preset category and select “New Folder.” Name the new folder “Camera Presets” and click on the OK button. Finally, drag and drop all of the Camera presets into the new “Camera Presets” folder.

There is no built-in way to do this, but there are a number of third-party tools that you can use. One option is Presets Manager, which is available as a free trial on the Adobe website. Another option is the Lightroom Presets Store, which is available as a paid add-on.

To create a new preset folder in Lightroom Classic CC, open the File menu and select New Preset Folder. Give your new preset folder a name and click OK.

There is no preset system in Lightroom Classic. You can create your own presets by adjusting settings on individual photos.

There is no specific order that Lightroom presets should be in, as the order that they are loaded into the program is completely up to you. However, some users may find it helpful to organize their presets into folders based on the type of effect or photo editing task, such as Basic Fixes, Tone Curve, Sharpening, etc.

There is no one definitive way to organize Lightroom mobile presets, as each user’s workflow and preferences will be different. However, some common methods include grouping similar presets together, creating folders based on the type of photo (landscape, portrait, etc.), or using keywords to find the presets that are most relevant to your photography style.

The Lightroom presets folder is located in the following location:Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/PresetsWindows: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Lightroom\ Presets

There are a few ways to import presets into Lightroom. The easiest way is to use the “Import Presets” command under the “Edit” menu. This will open the “Import Presets” dialog box, where you can select from your computer’s preset files. You can also use the “File” menu and select “Import.” This will open the “Import Photos from File” dialog box, where you can browse to the location of your presets file.

Presets imported from other photo editing software go into the “Presets” subfolder of the Lightroom folder.