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Adobe Lightroom Pricing & Plans

4.8(178 reviews)

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$9.99/mo
Flexible plans available

Pricing Plans

2 plans

Lightroom (1TB)

$9.99/mo
$9.99/mo
Yearly payment of $119.88
  • 1TB Cloud Storage
  • Lightroom App
  • Adobe Portfolio

Photography (20GB)

$9.99/mo
$9.99/mo
Yearly payment of $119.88
  • 20GB Cloud Storage
  • Lightroom Classic
  • Photoshop on desktop/iPad
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Lightroom's editing is completely non-destructive, meaning the adjustments you make are stored as a set of instructions (metadata) in the catalog database or sidecar files (like XMP) rather than modifying the original pixel data. Since the original RAW or JPEG file is left completely untouched, you can modify, undo, or revert any edits back to the 'as-shot' version at any point in the future.

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