Presets

A preset makes a new version of a photo for where it is going next — a share-size JPEG, a small one for a message, an Instagram crop, a print at 300 DPI, a copy with your logo on it. There is nothing to set up: pick the photos, pick the preset. Each result is a new photo next to the original, which is never changed.

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Running a preset

1. Select one or more photos in the library — or open one.
2. Choose Process in the selection bar — or Process… from a photo's ⋯ menu, on its tile or in the bar above an open photo.
3. Pick what to make. The list is grouped by where the photos are going — Share & post, Print, Improve, Convert & keep — and the sizes of one kind share a row of paper-shaped tiles, drawn in their real proportions. Where a size comes both ways, the Crop / Border switch chooses between a crop that fills the frame and the whole photo on a white border.
4. Check the proof beside the list: your photo as the preset makes it, with one line saying its size, its format and whether the camera data is kept. A crop is marked the way a print lab marks it — crop marks at the corners, the part that is cut away darkened — and drawn centred, while the real crop follows the subject. A border version shows the photo on its white sheet. Click another photo of the selection to see it on that one.
5. The results go next to each original unless you pick another folder under Save to. Click the button, which says what it will do — Process 12 photos.

The same dialog holds the AI actions, after the presets.

The photos are processed in the background; a progress card in the corner counts them, and View job opens the details.

The presets

Share & post

Print

Every print size comes two ways: Crop fills the paper and cuts what falls outside it; Border keeps the whole photo, uncropped, inside a white border of at least 0.25 in. Both are print-sharpened JPEGs at maximum quality, and both keep the camera data and the location.

The print follows the photo: a portrait photo gets a portrait print, a landscape one a landscape print — and a border version turns its paper the same way.

Improve

Convert & keep

The presets that make a copy for other people — sharing, messages, Instagram and your watermark — leave out the camera data and the location. The rest keep them, so a print or a converted JPEG still knows when and where it was taken.

With my watermark

The With my watermark presets put your own logo in the bottom-right corner of each copy, slightly see-through and at most a fifth of the copy's width — the same logo your shared albums show. Set it in Account → General → Share pages. Until there is one, the dialog greys these presets out and links to Add a logo. The proof does not draw the logo; every copy carries it.

How many

Presets run without limit on every plan, Free included. Each result is a new photo, so it counts toward your storage like any other. See Pricing.

For the AI fixes — restoring faces, colorizing, upscaling, reducing noise, cleaning dust and scratches, removing a background, or restoring an old photo in one go — see AI actions.