DNG →: Lightroom preset
No edit found yet. Drop a DNG preset photo edited in Lightroom.
Turn a DNG preset into an XMP preset. The edit saved in the DNG photo, from exposure and curves to HSL, colour grading and grain, becomes a preset file Lightroom imports. Free and private.
Drop the DNG preset photo in the box, or many at once.
Upload your imageSee the preset's name, its main sliders and how many settings were found.

Check the editDNG to XMP ConverterSave one .xmp, or many as one ZIP, and import them in Lightroom.
W2048H2048FormatDNGDNGXMPExportSavedMany presets are sold as DNG files: a photo with the edit saved inside, made to be copied in Lightroom mobile. The DNG to XMP Converter reads that edit from the file and writes it as a real XMP preset you can import once and apply with one click, on mobile and desktop.
It keeps what makes the look: the Basic panel, white balance, tone curves (red, green and blue too), HSL, colour grading, detail, grain, vignette and calibration. What belongs to that one photo stays out, as in Lightroom's own Create Preset: the crop, spot removal, lens corrections and the transform.
Open .dng files (one or up to 200, up to 100 MB each). Export .xmp or a ZIP of XMP presets. Free, runs in your browser.
Use the look of a DNG preset on your laser product photos without copying settings photo by photo.
Apply a bought DNG preset to every craft photo as a one-click preset.
Hand clients a real preset file instead of a DNG they must copy settings from.
Give every mockup photo of a collection the same look in one click.
Tip 1: A DNG preset is a photo: its edit, not its picture, becomes the preset.
Tip 2: Converting a whole pack? Switch to “Many presets”, drop up to 200 DNG files and download one ZIP.
Tip 3: Import the XMP in Lightroom from the Presets panel with Import Presets; on mobile it syncs from Lightroom on the desktop.
Tip 4: Keep the DNG: the converter does not change your file.
A photo in Adobe's raw DNG format with a Lightroom edit saved inside. In Lightroom mobile you open it, copy its settings and paste them on your photos. An XMP preset does the same in one tap, everywhere.
Everything that makes the look: the Basic panel, white balance, tone curves (including red, green and blue), HSL and black & white mix, split toning and colour grading, sharpening and noise, grain, vignette and calibration.
Settings that belong to that one photo, as in Lightroom's own Create Preset: the crop, spot removal and red eye, local masks, lens corrections and the transform. A profile embedded in the DNG becomes Lightroom's default profile.
Yes. The values are copied from the DNG as they are. Lightroom stores a few of them rounded in the photo (a sharpening radius of 1.05 is saved as 1.1), so the XMP carries the same rounded value.
No. The DNG is read in your browser and never leaves your device.
Yes, free and unlimited, with no account.
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