What is the fastest way to flag a photo in Lightroom?

To flag a photo as a pick in Lightroom, right-click on the image and choose Set Flag > Flagged. Alternatively, you can press P on your keyboard to speed up the process. To set a reject flag, right-click and select Set Flag > Rejected or press X on your keyboard for the same result.

How do you flag a photo in Lightroom?

Select one photo in the Grid view or the Filmstrip and press the letter P to flag the image a pick or the letter X to mark it as rejected. Hold down Shift and press P or X to set the flag and select the next photo.

How do I flag multiple photos in Lightroom?

Shift+click to select multiple adjacent photos; Cmd+click (Mac) or Ctrl+click (Win) to select multiple nonadjacent photos. To flag or unflag the selected photo(s), choose Photo > Set Flag and then select Flagged or Unflagged from the flyout submenu.

How do you flag and delete photos in Lightroom?

But there’s a much more effective way to do it. Hitting “X” on your keyboard will flag an image and mark it as rejected. You’ll see that the thumbnail is greyed out and has a black flag in the left corner. Repeat this on all images you want to delete.

What is the flag shortcut for Lightroom?

SHORTCUT: Click “P” on your keyboard when looking at a photo to “Flag” it.

Which methods are available when tagging images Lightroom?

There’s a Keywords box that you can add generalized keywords (separated by comma) to start tagging your images. Use the Apply During Import panel to add keywords while you’re importing your images. Use the Import menu to add general keywords while importing. Not every photo in your import will share every keyword.

How do I free up space on Lightroom?

Insufficient disk space

  1. In Lightroom, go to Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Lightroom > Preferences (Mac).
  2. Choose the Local Storage panel. Now, click Change Location to select a drive with at least the amount of free space recommended in the above error message.

Can you hide rejected photos in Lightroom?

The key thing to understand is that all images have a flag status, which means if you click on the flagged and unflagged icons, it will show these images and, crucially, hide the rejects.

How do you mark favorites in Lightroom?

This process was made much easier in a recent update. Simply right-click a folder and choose Mark Favorite (you can unmark as favorite the same way). That folder will gain a special star icon to identify it as a favorite.