Your Lightroom presets belong on every photo.
Bring your XMP and lrtemplate looks into EditAll. Choose one once, then browse your iPhone or iPad photo library with the look already applied.
No photo upload. No account. Originals stay untouched.
portrait.xmp Exposure +0.35, warm shadows, fine grain
One preset file becomes one look across the library. Shown in GOLD W 320.
Convert Lightroom presets for EditAll.
Drop in XMP or lrtemplate files. You will get an EditAll preset plus a plain-language report for anything that changed or could not carry over.
Your presets
Only your preset files are uploaded, never your photos. Uploaded presets are retained in private storage to improve mappings. Read the converter privacy details.
Choose Lightroom preset files to begin.
Edit the library, not a queue.
EditAll keeps one active look across the library. You can judge the preset while you browse instead of applying it photo by photo.
Workflow comparison, not a speed benchmark.
Built for different jobs.
EditAll is the better fit when the preset is the starting point for browsing. Lightroom remains the stronger choice for a full Adobe editing and catalog workflow.
EditAll as a Lightroom alternative, compared in full| What matters | EditAll | Lightroom |
|---|---|---|
| Best starting point | Your existing iPhone or iPad photo library | A photo or selected batch you want to edit |
| Preset browsing | The active look appears across the whole library | Apply or sync a preset to selected photos |
| Imported preset files | XMP and legacy lrtemplate through the converter | Native Lightroom preset workflow |
| Photo processing | Runs on your device. Photos are not sent to EditAll | Local and Adobe cloud workflows vary by setup |
| Deep editing system | Fast global controls, subject lighting, blur, borders, and curves | Broader masking, profiles, catalog, and desktop tools |
Choose EditAll when you want one look across Apple Photos, quick browsing, live camera preview, and no EditAll account.
Keep Lightroom nearby when you need detailed masks, Adobe camera profiles, lens corrections, or a desktop catalog.
Or convert inside EditAll.
The app uses the same converter, shows what changed, then adds every successful result to My Presets.
- 1Open the preset menu
Tap "Import Lightroom Presets" in EditAll.
- 2Choose your files
Select up to 20 XMP or lrtemplate presets from Files.
- 3Review and add
Check approximations, then add the converted looks to My Presets.
No promise of pixel-perfect Adobe rendering.
Adobe and EditAll use different image engines. The converter names what maps cleanly, what needs an approximation, and what cannot move over.
- Converted
- Exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, HSL adjustments, RGB curves, split toning, grain, clarity, texture, and more.
- Approximated
- Composite tone curves, white balance, and vignette settings where Lightroom and EditAll use different models or ranges.
- Left in Lightroom
- AI masks, crops, camera profiles, lens corrections, geometry, local adjustments, and other Adobe-specific settings.
Before you move a preset
Does the converter upload my photos?
No. It receives only the preset files you select. Photo and video processing in EditAll stays on your device.
Can I convert presets without installing the app first?
Yes. Use the web converter above, download the .editallpreset files, then open them in EditAll when you are ready.
What happens to uploaded preset files?
EditAll retains uploaded XMP and lrtemplate files in private service storage to improve conversion mappings. You can request deletion. Read the privacy policy for the full details.





