23 free Lightroom presets. Then your whole library.
Every preset below ships with xMosaique — the free iPhone and iPad camera app that renders them on the live camera feed, so you see the look before you press the shutter rather than after. Bring in as many more as you like: it reads the same .xmp files Lightroom and Camera Raw write, including tone curves, HSL, colour grading, split toning and masks.
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Autumn Sonata
Warm and desaturated, softened highlights, fine grain and a light vignette.
Download.xmpBlue Hour
Dusk light — a cool white balance, punchy contrast, and blue shadows against warm highlights.
Download.xmpMITFever Slide
A saturated slide — hot reds and greens, deep shadows and a strong S-curve.
Download.xmpMITGolden
Strong golden-hour warmth carried in the midtones, with a light cool tint left in the highlights.
Download.xmpJade Night
A neon-lit night — jade green through the shadows and midtones, blues cut right back, and warmth left only in the light sources. Light grain and a gentle vignette.
Download.xmpMirror 1975
A faded print — low saturation, lifted blacks, cool shadows and a soft grain.
Download.xmpMITMono Tone
Black and white through the GrayMixer — warm channels lifted, blues pulled down, blacks raised, cool shadows against warm highlights, and grain kept out of the brightest tones.
Download.xmpStreet Noir
Hard street black and white — a red-filter mix, crushed blacks and bright whites.
Download.xmpMITTungsten
Tungsten balance — hues rotated warm, texture softened, parametric shadows crushed.
Download.xmpWinter Light
Cold, clear daylight — a blue-shifted white, a cool split grade and a soft, lifted curve.
Download.xmpMITXQ Digital
Vivid rather than filmic — lush greens and clean sky blues over a deepened contrast curve, no grain, and the highlights held back from oversaturating.
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Free Lightroom preset download
Every preset in this list is a real Adobe Lightroom and Camera Raw .xmp file, and every one of them is free to download right here — no account, no email address, no watermark. Use them in Lightroom on the desktop, in Camera Raw, or straight in xMosaique on your phone.
One ZIP archive · 23 .xmp files · 37 KB
Download the .xmp file
Take the whole set as one archive, or pick a single preset from the list above. Each file is a few kilobytes of plain text.
Import it
Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Camera Raw and xMosaique all read the same file: drop it into the presets folder, or import it from the Presets screen.
Shoot with it, or edit with it
In xMosaique the look is on the frame before you press the shutter. On the desktop it reaches the photograph after the shot, the way it always has.
Free to download and free to use on your own photographs, under CC BY-NC 4.0 — share and adapt them with credit, but not commercially.
The exceptions are the looks tagged MIT: they are adapted from an MIT-licensed collection and keep its licence. Its notice comes with the archive, and you can also read it here.
One note for the desktop: these were designed and measured against xMosaique's own rendering engine. Lightroom and Camera Raw read every setting in them, but a few controls — the Shadows and Blacks sliders above all — act more strongly in xMosaique's engine than in Adobe's, so a desktop render comes close without being identical.
What a preset carries across
A preset is applied in full rather than approximated. The viewfinder runs it as a 3D LUT on the GPU for speed, and the capture re-runs the same processing in floating point over the uncompressed sensor frame — so the saved file matches the frame you composed.
- White balance and exposure
- Tone recovery and curves
- HSL — hue, saturation and luminance
- Colour grading and split toning
- Vibrance and saturation, plus the GrayMixer black-and-white presets convert through
- Clarity, dehaze and sharpening
- Vignette and grain, sized relative to the frame
- Linear, radial, luminance-range and colour-range masks
Can I use these presets on my iPhone or iPad?
Yes. xMosaique is a free iPhone and iPad camera app, and it applies any of these .xmp files to the live camera feed — you frame and expose for the finished photograph instead of editing one afterwards. Import them from Files, iCloud Drive, Google Drive or OneDrive, and keep the untouched RAW alongside if you want it. iOS 18.0 or later, no account, nothing to pay.
Bringing your own
Files & iCloud Drive
The system picker, so anything synced to your phone is one tap away — or open an .xmp or .cube file from another app.
- Open the Presets screen in xMosaique and choose to import.
- Pick your .xmp presets or .cube LUTs in the iOS Files picker — local storage and iCloud Drive both appear there.
- Imported presets and LUTs join the ones built in, and swipe into the viewfinder like any other.
Google Drive & OneDrive
Sign in inside the app and multi-select .xmp and .cube files. No Drive app needed.
- Choose Google Drive or OneDrive on the Presets screen and sign in once.
- Select as many .xmp and .cube files as you like — they import in a single pass.
- Neither cloud app has to be installed, and the sign-in token stays in the iOS Keychain on your phone.
Export and share
Send any look back out as a real .xmp preset or .cube LUT, built in or imported.
- Open the menu beside a preset on the Presets screen, or select several at once.
- Choose Export to Files, Share, Save to Google Drive or Save to OneDrive.
- Save it as XMP for Lightroom and Camera Raw, or as a LUT (.cube) for most photo and video editors.
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