Presets for ZPS X

Change a photo’s whole mood in just one click.With presets, it will be a snap. These sets of pre-configured settings for the Develop module that automatically adjust your photos are among the best-loved features in ZPS X.

Download presets packs:

Spring Presets iBrighten up your photographs with warm and pastel tones. Some of the presets will also enhance a green backdrop with an even more vibrant look of freshly budding foliage.

Boudoir Presets iAccentuate passion, excitement, and emotion in your photographs. The new Boudoir presets will work great for profile, glamour, or couples photography. The bundle offers six presets to make your image dynamic and cast the shadows in purple, green, or crimson shades.

Gingerbread Presets iGive that cozy feeling of Christmas using presets. These presets dim the green, blue, and purple hues in your photos. They work well with skin tones and unify the entire photo with shades of brown from golden to gingerbread.

Moody Tones Presets iThese presets will give your photos a touch of mystery, allowing you to transform the moment you have captured. Cool tones of blue, green, purple, and gray will unify the photo’s color scheme, while at the same time preserving fall hues. Give them a try and see which ones you love most!

Lavender presets iThey're great for photos from the countryside, and for portraits too! And they breathe fresh air into blues and purples while leaving skin tones untouched. Give this inspiration from Provence a try.

Monochrome Presets iOur new presets will make your photos look like they were taken in the golden age of Hollywood. They are the perfect fit for portrait photographs and for photos of the city. Try them all!

Neon Presets iThese neon presets will excel in illuminated night photos and portraits. They can wonderfully tone a photo’s lights and bring harmony to its colors. They work best with blues, purples, and reds.

Portrait Presets iThese are the first presets we’ve created for you that take advantage of the new tools in the Spring Update—split toning and color shift. We designed them especially for portraits taken outdoors in daylight. They wonderfully unify skin tones and soften red spots. The skin tones in your photos will be marvelously natural.

Valentine Presets iThese presets are the perfect fit for outdoor portraits taken under sun or shadow—but they’ll also work well on snaps from well-lighted interiors. Their warm and natural colors are the perfect way to soften and lighten a picture up.

Xmas Presets iWe’ve tailor-made these presets to suit Christmas photos, no matter whether they were taken indoors or outdoors. Make sure to give them a try on your pictures with Christmas lights and shots of your Christmas tree. We’ve given the presets best suited to your tree the name “Christmass Tree.”

Snow Presets iThese presets are focused on landscapes and portraits in compositions where most of the scene is covered in snow, along with a few darker areas. The color toning in these presets primarily alters these shadowed areas, but also affects a photo’s colors overall.

Autumn Presets iPresets are great for editing nature portraits and landscape photos. They’re best suited for photos taken in late autumn, when browns and reds tend to dominate your photos. These presets shift colors even further in this direction, to emphasize a photo’s autumn atmosphere.

Beach Presets iPresets change the colors of sea, sand, and sky. They’ll boost the blues of your daytime photos, and for evening photos, they’ll toy with their pinks, reds, and oranges.

Alpine presets iThese presets mainly tune the colors in the sky and greenery. Their tonality is raw, with low-saturation tones that capture the rough mountain life.

Learn to import presets—watch this video tutorial

How Do I Install My Preset Pack?

Download the presets onto your computer.
Start ZPS X.
Switch into the Develop module.
Go to the presets settings .
Click on Menu.
Click on Import Presets...
Select the file named winter_pack.zpspresets and click on Open.
Choose the presets that you want to import and the folder where you want to store them.
You’re done! You can start discovering which presets you like the most.