How To Make Multi-Photo Layouts in Lightroom
The Print module in Lightroom Classic lets you create these really cool multi-photo layouts, and best of all — you don’t have to just print them — you can save these layouts as JPEGs and share them on social, email them, whatever. Check out the video below (you’ll be surprised at how easy this is).
Hope you found that helpful (and if you have any questions about these multi-photo layouts, drop them in the comments section below).
This is going to be a great week — let’s make the most of it! 🙂
-Scott
Hi Scott,
Great tip, I’ve been wanting to do something like this for a bit now, very timely!
Is there a way to have photos of different sizing in the group? Like if you wanted a larger center photo surrounded by smaller ones?
Can we have your videos in close captioning as to better understand what is being said. Thanks !
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Is there way to save these custom contact sheets? I love that you are able to customize them and would like to be able to use them repeatedly.
Absolutely. Once you’ve created a layout you like, go to the Template Browser on the left side panels; click the + button to the right of the words “Template Browser” and now you can save that layout as a template. It will appear under “User Templates’ by default, but you can make your own folder of templates if you like.
This is so great! I am trying it now. However, some of my photos are rotated to the left. Should I make a VC and rotate it and then remove the original from the filter? Or any other idea? The photos in question were vertically taken and now that the “print” is horizontal, they rotated.
If you look in the Image Settings panel on the right side panels, there’s a checkbox for “rotate to fit.” Toggle that checkbox and that should do the trick. 🙂
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