Adobe’s premiere photo editor Lightroom just went on sale

If you take a lot of photos or need to manage large image libraries, you know how quickly things can get disorganized. Whether you’re editing shots from your phone, DSLR, or drone, Adobe Lightroom can help streamline the process and keep your work synced across devices.

Lightroom is Adobe’s cloud-based photo editing and organization tool. It’s designed for both casual users and professional photographers who want powerful editing tools paired, and it just went on sale for $119.88 for a 1-year subscription. 

How does Lightroom work?

Lightroom is easy to use and even syncs your work across devices. You can start an edit on your laptop, tweak it on your phone, and share it from your tablet, all while your photo library stays backed up with 1TB of cloud storage.

Need to touch up a photo? Lightroom gives you the essentials for exposure and color adjustments, cropping, and filters, along with advanced features powered by Adobe’s AI. Generative Remove lets you erase objects or blemishes from your photos with one click. Lens Blur helps you simulate high-end camera depth-of-field effects, and new Quick Actions suggest smart edits based on each photo’s content.

Lightroom also includes Lightroom Classic, which is optimized for larger photo collections and local editing. If you’re working with RAW files or shooting in bulk, Classic gives you precise control and a familiar interface designed for speed.

This version includes 100 monthly generative AI credits, which you can use for creative tools like object removal or photo enhancement. 

Get an Adobe Lightroom 1-year subscription on sale for $119.88. 

Prices subject to change.

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