Free Lightroom Presets
For Mobile & PC.

Elevate Your Photography with Handcrafted Lightroom Presets

Professional photo editing isn't just about applying a simple color filter — it's about fine-tuning color science, balancing exposure curves, and emphasizing subtle details in the highlights and shadows. At Cinemora Presets, we are dedicated to providing the creative community with premium, photographer-grade tools that speed up editing workflows and deliver jaw-dropping results on both mobile and desktop.

Each preset pack in our catalog is meticulously developed and calibrated across hundreds of real-world RAW files captured on professional cameras (Sony, Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, and iPhone) as well as modern smartphone displays. Whether you're seeking a cozy minimalist beige aesthetic, timeless analog film emulations, moody portraits, or punchy cinematic street grading, our universal XMP filters ensure identical color consistency across all your screens.

XMP vs. DNG Formats: Why We Use Modern Presets

For years, mobile Lightroom editors relied on clunky DNG-based photo templates, requiring tedious copy-and-paste workarounds to sync settings. In 2026, Cinemora Presets delivers all downloads in the universal, modern XMP profile format. XMP profiles are lightweight, containing only mathematical coordinate instructions. They import directly into Lightroom's Presets panel on iPhone, Android, and PC, enabling seamless cloud synchronization and single-click applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these Lightroom presets completely free?

Yes, every preset pack on our website is 100% free to download and use for both personal and commercial photography. There are no hidden fees or sign-ups required.

Do they work on both mobile phones and desktop computers?

Yes. All our presets are packaged in the universal XMP format, which is fully compatible with Lightroom Mobile (iPhone and Android) as well as Lightroom Desktop (Mac and Windows).

How do I install these presets on my Lightroom mobile app?

You can import the downloaded XMP files directly into the Presets menu of the free Lightroom mobile app. Once imported, they will be saved in your presets library for one-click use.

Why does my photo look too bright or dark after applying a preset?

Every photo is shot under different lighting conditions. If a preset makes your photo look slightly too dark or bright, simply open the Light panel in Lightroom and adjust the Exposure slider until it looks perfect.

Can I use these presets on JPEGs, or do I need RAW files?

They work perfectly on both JPEGs and RAW files. However, editing RAW files is always recommended because they store much more color and exposure data, giving you cleaner, professional results.