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# Presets
Learn how to utilize presets on your iPad for quick and cohesive photo editing across your projects.
Presets allow you to apply quick edits to your photo and get amazing results in seconds.
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Presets are designed as complete editing starting points. Applying a preset will overwrite any edits you've already made to the photo.
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### Navigating Presets List
**How to Use:** Tap the Presets icon, which looks like two overlapping squares, to open the presets panel. Browse through the available styles and tap one to apply it. Adjust intensity with a spin feature, save favorites, and streamline your editing workflow for imaginative photo enhancement.
### **Adding the Preset to Favorites**
You can add the Preset you frequently use to the Favorites section for quick access. When a preset is chosen and applied, click the heart symbol, and it will mark the preset as Favorite. The Favorites section is displayed first in the list.
### **Saving your Custom Preset**
You can save your adjustments as a preset in the Preset tab after finishing all edits to your photo. Click the button “Save as preset” to add the preset to your custom presets. You can find all your custom presets after the ones you marked as Favorites.
You can also save your set of adjustments as a preset in a quick way. When you’ve edited the photo, open the menu (it looks like three dots) and choose the “Save as Preset” option.
You can save your custom preset during export, too. You’ll see an option “Save as Preset” in the export menu to save this editing as a preset.
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