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Presets for Lightroom - FLTR

by Onelight Apps CY Ltd

Free237 MBv4.21.0Ages 4+
4.8Store rating
81KRatings
237 MBSize
2019Released
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FLTR bundles three distinct tools into one 237 MB package: a library of Lightroom presets, standalone photo and video filters, and iPhone home screen customization via app icons and Instagram highlight covers. It launched in 2019 and has racked up over 81,000 ratings at a near-perfect 4.84. That breadth is both its pitch and its tension point. Whether you need all three pillars or just one will shape how much value you actually extract from the download.

The Preset Library in Practice

More than 1,000 presets across 80-plus packs is a genuinely large catalog, and the range across portraits, food, urban, and nature subjects means most shooting styles are covered. The real workflow question is how smoothly those presets transfer into Lightroom Mobile. The process requires copying DNG files into the app, which adds steps that casual users may find fiddly. Browsing the packs feels organized, but sheer volume can make narrowing down a choice slow.

Beyond Presets: Icons and Highlights

Folding app icon packs and Instagram highlight covers into a photo editing tool is an unusual call. For a creator who wants a cohesive aesthetic across their phone and profile, having everything in one place is convenient. For someone who downloaded FLTR strictly for Lightroom presets, the extra sections feel like clutter. Neither feature is deep on its own, but they are functional additions rather than hollow padding, and they cost no extra storage beyond the base 237 MB install.

Who Actually Gets the Most Out of This

FLTR is aimed squarely at social media content creators, particularly Instagram-focused users who want a fast visual identity toolkit. Experienced photographers who already manage their own Lightroom profiles will likely find little here they cannot build themselves. Beginners and hobbyists, though, get a low-friction starting point with a free entry price. The in-app purchase model means the full catalog depth is probably gated, so users should expect to hit a paywall before accessing the more polished or niche packs.

Pros

  • Over 1,000 presets covering a wide range of subjects and styles
  • Combines presets, filters, app icons, and highlight covers in a single app
  • Free to download with a strong 4.84 store rating across 81K reviews
  • Regular updates, most recently February 2026, suggest active maintenance
  • Broad subject coverage makes it accessible to most casual shooters

Cons

  • 237 MB install is heavy for users with limited storage
  • Lightroom preset transfer workflow adds manual steps that slow things down
  • In-app purchases likely restrict access to the best or newest packs
  • The multi-feature scope feels unfocused for users with a single specific need
  • App icon and highlight cover tools are shallow compared to dedicated apps