Use the share option to send photos over email or share photos to web. Save your edited photos and export originals in full resolution. You can save and share your photos with a custom text watermark.
Starting with the June 2023 release of Lightroom for mobile (Android), you can create edit replay videos of the editing process and share them with fellow photographers or on social media.
If you're in Loupe view (viewing an individual photo), select the Share icon at the top of the screen.
If you're in Grid view (viewing all photos in an album), follow these steps:
From the pop-up menu that appears, tap Share to.
The menu that now appears displays a list of apps installed on your mobile device that you can use to share your photos.
Choose an app to share with and follow the onscreen instructions.
There are two ways to export an image:
Preset
Select the preset option to quickly export your photo(s) as JPG (Small), JPG (Large), or as Original.
Dimensions
These options are applicable for JPG and TIF file formats. You can choose from the following options:
Include Watermark
Turn on this option to include watermark text in your exported photos.
Select More Options to access:
If Camera Roll photos are set for automatic import in albums, the saved images are automatically added to the album and synced with Lightroom on desktop .
Lightroom allows you to retry saving your photos if the export process fails. Do the following if the Export dialog displays these error messages:
You can now share and invite others to view, edit, or contribute to an album. You can also select photos which aren't a part of any album, share them through an invite, and request others to contribute to the album. This way, you can easily access all your desired photos in one place.
To share and invite others to an album, follow these steps:
While in the Albums view, tap three-dot icon on any album that you want to share to bring up the options menu.
While in the Grid view, long press any photo in the grid to enter multi-select mode, select all the photos that you want to share, and tap share icon to bring up the pop-up menu.
Select Get a link.
In the Share & Invite panel specify the following options:
Link Access
Tap to specify the following options:
Invite Only: The Link Access field is set to Invite only, by default. This creates a private link that only people whom you invite can access or contribute to your album.
Anyone Can View: Change the Link Access setting to Anyone Can View to allow anyone with the album's shared link to view or contribute to the album.
Invite People
Tap to enter the email addresses of the people to send the invite. You can also view the list of the email addresses you have already sent the invite to. Next to each email address, tap 
to set the album access setting of that person. You can select from one of the following settings:
Can View: The invitee can only view the shared album.
Can Contribute: The invitee can add photos to the shared album.
Can Edit and Contribute: The invitee can edit photos in the shared album and add more photos. They can also export the photo in JPG, DNG, TIF, or Original format.
Remove Access: Removes the invitee from the shared album list.
Settings
Tap to specify the following link settings:
Show Metadata: Turn on to allow others to view metadata of the shared album photos.
Show Location Info: Turn on to allow others to view location info of the shared album photos.
Allow Comments and Likes: Turn on to allow others to add comments and like the shared album photos.
Allow JPG Downloads: Turn on to allow others to download the shared album photos.
Allow Access Requests: Turn on to allow other users to request access to view your shared album.
Customize
Tap to specify the following display options:
Show Title: Turn on to make the album title visible on the top of the shared album.
Show Author: Turn on to make the author name visible on the shared album.
Theme: Select Photo Grid, Column, or One-up to choose the layout of photos in a shared album. By default, Photo Grid is selected.
Appearance: Select Dark or Light to choose the background of photos displayed in a shared album. By default, Dark is selected.
Tap 
to copy the link to share it with others.
If you have the shared group album link or invite by email, follow these steps to access it:
In case the shared album owner has restricted your access to contribute photos, you can request access once you sign into your Adobe account. The shared album owner will be notified of your access request by email and may grant you access to contribute.
When you accept the invitation using the email, you can create or sign into any Adobe ID that you have. It does not have to be the same email address to which the invitation was sent.
Launch Lightroom for mobile (Android) and tap the 
icon.
Tap Shared with You to view the list of group albums that are shared with you.
If the group album owner has provided contribution access to you, you can add photos to the album. To add photos, do one of the following:
Alternatively, select photos from All Photos or another album, tap the three-dot icon in the upper-right corner of the screen, select Add To, and then select Albums shared with you.
Once you've selected the photos to add, in the Add Photo dialog box, you can choose to include metadata such as keywords, star and flag ratings, and GPS coordinates. These toggle buttons are turned off by default.
Tap Add Photos.
Starting from Lightroom mobile 4.4 (August 2019 release), you can view and add likes and comments on shared photos of a group album in the Activity panel. To access this panel, open a group album, tap the three-dot icon in the upper-right corner, and select Activity. You can then view the likes or comments on the shared photos. If you want to post a like or comment on a shared photo:
Open a photo from a group album in Loupe view.
Select Activity in the drop-down menu in the upper-left corner of the screen.
Tap like icon in the lower-left corner to like the photo.
Tap comment icon in the lower-right corner to enter a comment on the selected photo.
To leave a shared album, do the following:
While in the Albums view, tap the three-dot icon on the desired album to bring up the options menu
Tap Leave Album from the pop-up menu.
Quickly create short videos of your editing process and share the replay video with other people. The edit replay videos can help you get inspired by going through the editing process of other fellow photographers.
Once you've made the edits to an image, select the share icon in the upper-right corner.
Select Create edit replay. Lightroom will automatically create a short video of the editing process of an edited photo in Lightroom for mobile.
From the pop-up, select the desired mode of sharing the created video or save it to your photo gallery.
Share your edit replay videos on social media and tag @Lightroom for a chance to get featured.
Follow these steps to add a customizable text watermark while sharing your photos.
Do one of the following:
Tap share icon in the upper-right corner.
In the pop-up menu that appears, tap 
.
In the Export Settings, turn on the Include Watermark option.
Tap Customize. On the Customize Watermark screen, tap Text, and modify any of the following settings:
After customizing your watermark text, tap the (<) back icon at the upper-left corner to return to the Export Settings screen.
The text watermark will now be added when you share photos or export photos to your mobile device.
Add a graphical watermark to your photos by following these steps:
Do one of the following:
Tap share icon in the upper-right corner.
In the pop-up menu that appears, tap .
In the Export Settings, turn on the Include Watermark option.
Tap Customize. On the Customize Watermark screen, tap Graphic, and modify any of the following settings:
After customizing your watermark graphic, tap the (<) back icon at the upper-left corner to return to the Export Settings screen.
The graphic watermark will now be added when you share photos or export photos to your mobile device.
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