Apply Lens Blur

On the Lightroom on the web homepage, select All Photos.

Select an image to open it in detail view, and then select Edit .

Adjust the Blur Amount slider to control the blur strength. The default setting is 50.

Use the Focus Range to adjust the given options: 

• Subject Focus: Automatically sets the focal range using AI-powered subject detection. 
• Point or Area Focus: Manually set the focal range by clicking or dragging on the photo.

Select from any of the given Bokeh options:

• Circle: Creates a modern circular lens effect.
• Bubble: Produces a circular shape with over-corrected spherical aberration.
• 5-Blade: Recreates the bokeh commonly seen in vintage lenses.
• Ring: Replicates the bokeh found in reflex or mirror lenses, also known as the doughnut shape.
• Cat Eye: Simulates the bokeh caused by optical vignetting in certain lenses.

Select Visualize Depth to view the depth map and focal range. To manually refine it, choose Refine Depth and adjust Focus or Blur using the Brush Size, Feather, and Flow sliders.

When Visualize Depth is selected, the image overlays indicate the following:

• Warm or Yellow: Represents areas in the near focal range.
• Cool or Blue: Represents areas in the far focal range.
• White: Highlights areas currently in focus, based on Focus Range adjustments.

Manually refine the Lens Blur depth map using the Refinement sliders.

Choose Focus to add focus or Blur to apply blur. Additional refinement controls will appear based on your selection.

Select Share .