How to create a white background for multiple photos at once - Lightroom

Create a perfect white background for mass photos in one step!

[@yonikkakae86]

Thank you so much! This has helped my website tremendously and allows me to take control. You don't know how thankful I am for you posting this video!

[@jorgeaguayoc]

Thank you so much! I was close to you technique but have missed the .4 exposure brush, oopsie

[@TrangNguyen-no9jv]

This is so far the most simple, quick and effective tutorial on how to make white background I have seen. Really a life saver. Thank you.

[@yonikkakae86]

Wow! The answer to my prayers. Thank you so much.

[@aref7]

thanks a lot

[@anoukanansimeditations]

Very good tutorial! Was wondering how to add it to other photos when the products are not exactly on the same place, but I guess you just make the contrast around wider. Thanks for the vid!

[@plantbaseddavid]

Thanks for making this simple! Much needed today and so glad I found your simple tutorial. Thank you!

[@moizrang52]

Huge help. Thanks for the video.

[@snehatandel9729]

Thanks...!!!

[@MartaChanshantifreebird]

Thank you! When you export the pictures what px and kb you choose?

[@manjeetswt]

that was cool . but i want to know how you selected the white colour for the brush , koz mine is not white.. i cant change that at all

[@francisspontelli8718]

Do you have a version for images with Black backgrounds?

[@najgorszy_polak367]

My god! That is so damn simple! You are a genius!

[@cheseecracker]

This is very useful! Thank you very much!

[@fr33water]

Thank you for this, doing tons of product photo editing and this was a huge help!

this is not the proper solution for multiple photos. Its just okay with multiple but almost same objects. What to do if i have absolute different objects? this is kinda clickbait i think

[@KKayde]

I was thinking the same thing ):

[@0411nugget]

Thank you! this is awesome thank you!!!

[@btbooker6362]

This was very helpful, quick, and easy!!...... Thank you!!

[@whatwy5993]

This is exactly what I was looking for for editing product photos! Thanks!

[@m.j.9627]

For "multiple photos at once".
Provided that the photos are basically of the same product, in the same spot, in roughly the same lighting, and there aren't more than a few of them.
I used to work with an art director that used photoshop's eraser tool in this same lazy way. All of his images has the same blurry halo around the subjects.

[@HB-hb5rx]

Great video! Thanks for making it :) If anyone knows how to do this with a batch of different items as well, please give me a heads up! Thanks!

[@beatweezl]

PS: If you want to select non- consecutive photos, hold CTRL and click the photos you want to select. I don't know the Mac command for that, sorry.

[@trekyourmarket]

thanks for the tip!

[@MrMnj1193]

Thank you so much, this is great!

[@seymourrackoff]

Very Good .... Thank You !!!

[@DiviPhotos]

simple and helpful

[@janeevanosdol]

Thank you!!

[@TheBrooklynSmithy]

Awesome, thank you for this:)

[@alessandrougo8383]

Great tutorial but... you're not working on multiple photos at once! It's being done one by one.

[@Liebenstein]

Very helpful :)

[@escobarmigs]

I love how the ending cuts out like: "I hope you have a GREAT DA--" | But really. This was a great tutorial.

[@saywhaat8933]

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