Can Lightroom export the same photos in multiple sizes in one operation?
Asked 12/8/2016
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I often need several export versions of the same image set, such as different sizes for websites or social media. In older Lightroom workflows this meant running Export repeatedly for each preset or size. Is there a built-in way to export the same selected photos to multiple presets at once, or is there a practical workaround?
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Photography Stack Exchange contributor
9y ago
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You now can!
With the 'Max 2019 Photography Releases' one of the improvements to Lightroom Classic is the ability to export the same image multiple times. Just by selecting the exports you wish to run.
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Yes. In newer Lightroom Classic versions, you can run multiple export presets in a single export by selecting the export options/presets you want, so the same photos are exported in several versions at once.
If your goal is simply to export a batch of images together, you can first place the images in the Quick Collection and export that batch in one go.
If you’re using an older Lightroom version that doesn’t support multi-preset export, a common workaround is to use Photoshop with Image Processor Pro to create multiple output sizes from the same files.
So the short answer is: Lightroom Classic now supports this directly, and older versions may require a workaround.
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