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Lightroom plugins
that just work

Tools that extend Adobe Lightroom Classic for photographers who edit locally. Built by one developer, shipped as native plugins, priced once.

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Each one installs in minutes.

$9.99

Google Photos

Publish photos from Lightroom Classic to Google Photos. Album sync, smart re-publish, resumable uploads.

  • One-click publish from Collections
  • Edit in Lightroom, re-publish to replace
  • Google OAuth Verified
Learn more Buy $9.99
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$19.99

Face Tagger

Local AI face recognition with automatic keyword tagging. Private by design — nothing uploaded.

  • Runs fully offline after first-run setup
  • Face + body matching, RAW-aware
  • Auto-applies people as Lightroom keywords
Learn more Buy $19.99
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Coming soon

Smart Tags

Search your Lightroom catalog by plain description using CLIP. “Sunset over water with people” — and it finds them.

  • Local CLIP embeddings, no cloud
  • Natural-language search from inside Lightroom
  • In development — ship date TBD
Why Lightroom Tools

Built the way you'd
build it yourself

Local-first

Your photos, metadata, and AI processing stay on your machine. No upload pipelines, no surveillance stack, no risk to the catalog.

Pay once, own it

No subscriptions. No monthly fees. Buy each plugin once and use it on your machines as long as Lightroom keeps running.

Personally supported

Bug reports, feature ideas, Windows requests — they come straight to me. No ticket queue, no tier-1 script. Just a real reply.

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Google Photos vs iCloud for Photographers
Storage, RAW support, AI features, Lightroom workflow, and pricing — compared head-to-head for photographers in 2026.
April 10, 2026 · 9 min read

Read more on the blog →

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