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You have the option to select Managed by Printer or Other. Under Color Management, click on the Up/Down arrows next to Profile.

This next step is more complex, and an entire blog post could be written on color management alone, but for now, let’s look at the absolute basics. Under Page Grid, I selected one Row and one Column since we are printing a single image:įor Cell Size, I selected 8X10 inches which is the size I want the image area of my print to be:įor Print Resolution, I always like to USE THE HIGHEST PPI POSSIBLE, even when printing small. Under Margins, I have moved all four sliders all the way to the left because I want my margins to be as small as possible. If the image were horizontal, the Rotate to Fit box SHOULD BE CHECKED in order for the image to fit on the page without clipping. The Rotate to Fit box is also unchecked in this scenario simply because the image is vertical. You can move the photo around, so it's cropped the way you like by hovering over the image and then clicking and dragging it how you want. Checking the Zoom to Fill box will allow Lightroom to fill the photo cell completely. Leave the Zoom to Fill box UNCHECKED unless the image you are using isn't cropped to an 8x10 ratio.

Next, you will need to complete the Image and Layout Settings. Select Single Image/Contact Sheet since we are only printing one photo: In Lightroom, select the image you would like to print, and then navigate to the Print module. If you are like me and enjoy printing your images from home, you will love the Print module in Lightroom! The Lightroom Print module allows you to select from a list of print templates or even use your own print specifications.įor this tutorial, I will walk you through how to make a standard 8X10 print using the Print module. How to Sync Lightroom Presets from CC to Mobile How to Install Presets in the Free Lightroom Mobile App