How to Use Photo Presets and Batch Export on iPhone
Save reusable crop, frame, tone, and export settings so recurring iPhone photo sets can be finished faster.
Use presets when the same crop, tone, frame, and export settings are repeated across multiple photo sets. Apply the preset first, then adjust individual photos only when needed.
Presets are for repeatable decisions A useful preset saves choices you would otherwise make again: crop, frame, tone, export size, or visual direction. It should not prevent individual fixes. It should make the first pass faster. Batch export closes the loop After a preset is applied, batch export turns the finished set into files ready for the next destination. This is especially useful for creators, sellers, travel albums, repeated document-style visuals, and social posts. Review before sending A preset can speed up the workflow, but the final set still needs review. Check outliers, crop edge cases, text overlap, and any cutout masks before saving or sharing.
Workflow steps: Build the crop, tone, frame, and export setup once. Save the setup as a reusable preset. Apply it to the next photo set. Correct individual outliers. Batch export the finished set.
Common questions: When should I use a photo preset? Use a preset when you repeatedly apply the same visual and export settings to similar photo sets. Can presets replace manual review? No. Presets speed up the first pass, but you should still review crops, text, edges, and outlier photos before export. Can I batch export only selected photos? Yes. A batch workflow should let you finish the whole set while still choosing which edited photos to save or share.
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