With either stars or color labels, you can combine the shift key with the command and it will set the label and move to the next image.įlagging, Star Rating, and Color Label Filters To reset a color label, just hit the key for that color label again. Purple is not available as a shortcut key and 0 (zero) resets the star rating. Just select numbers 6-9 to set the label as red, yellow, green, or blue. Giving an image a color label is just as easy as a star rating, but it’s not quite as intuitive. Simply hit a number from 1 to 5 to assign the number of stars that you rate that image. Setting a star rating is by far the easiest and most intuitive of all of the keys and it can be used in the Library or Develop modules. There are several ways to sort your images: a star rating of 1-5, color labels, or setting a flag on that image. When it comes to sorting and culling your images, shortcut keys will save you a bunch of time here, too. If you hit l just to see what it would do, know that there are two levels of darkness and you just need to keep pushing the l key to cycle through them. So, what shortcut key would you hit to get back into the Library module? L, right? Good guess, but no, that actually turns out the lights (darkens the screen around the image), but instead you would select the shortcut key for the view that you want – e for loup E or g for grid. You can also get into the Develop module by selecting a shortcut key for one of the development functions – w for white balance, r for crop/resize, k for adjustment brush, etc.
When you’re in the Library module, switching to Develop is as easy as simply hitting d on the keyboard.
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The shortcut keys, or hotkeys as some call them, that I use the most are probably those to switch between the Library and Develop modules. Many of these are so intuitive that they’ll become second nature as you plow through your workflow. While processing your images, you can drive yourself crazy clicking around all over the place, but I’ve gathered some of my most used Adobe Lightroom shortcut keys in the image above to cut down on the time that you’ll be editing. Whether it’s a different way home from the office or combining steps in a recipe, we all have our little shortcuts that we take hoping to save us some time. Just Some Adobe Lightroom Shortcut Keys - Click to Enlarge!
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