The AI analyzes each photo to identify the main subject and applies composition rules to create balanced crops. It detects faces, people, and key elements to ensure they’re properly framed. You can review and adjust every crop before finalizing, so you’re always in control of the final result.

Yes. You’ll review every crop before it’s applied to your photos. You can make quick adjustments to the framing, change the aspect ratio, or revert to the original if needed. The tool gives you full control while saving you time on repetitive cropping tasks.

The straighten feature works best on photos with clear horizons or architectural elements. It automatically detects tilted horizons and perspective issues, then corrects them while preserving your creative intent. You can adjust the straightening intensity or turn it off for specific photos where you want a tilted composition.

Cropping reduces the overall dimensions of your photo, but it doesn’t compress or degrade the remaining image quality. The tool maintains the original resolution and quality of the cropped area. Straightening may involve minimal rotation, which is processed without quality loss.

Yes. You can crop and straighten photos at any stage of your workflow. The tool works on RAW files, JPEGs, and previously edited photos. It integrates with your existing editing process, so you can apply it before or after other edits in Imagen.

It automatically detects the subject in each portrait and crops the photo to a consistent frame — placing every face at the right position and proportion. Instead of cropping photos one by one, you set the crop style once and the tool applies it across your entire session. It’s built for volume: school portraits, sports headshots, yearbook photos, and any shoot where you need consistent results fast.

Yes — that’s exactly what it’s built for. Volume photographers shooting school or sports sessions can process an entire set in one go. The tool applies the same crop logic to every photo, so you don’t need to review framing on each shot individually. You still review the results before delivering, but the repetitive work is already done.

Yes. You set the crop ratio that matches your studio’s requirements — whether that’s a standard headshot format, a yearbook-specific size, or a custom aspect ratio. The AI portrait crop tool applies your settings to the full session, keeping every portrait consistent with the format your client needs.

You review every result before anything is finalized. If a crop doesn’t look right — maybe the framing is off or the subject shifted — you adjust it directly in Lightroom Classic and move on. The tool handles the volume work; you keep full control over what gets delivered.

It works right inside Lightroom Classic, so there’s no separate app or new software to learn. Upload your session, run portrait crop, download the results into your catalog, review, and deliver. For high-volume studios managing school or sports shoots, it replaces the most time-consuming part of post-production without changing how you already work.