Peakto thumbnail and Lightroom

Peakto thumbnail and Lightroom

Peakto is compatible with Lightroom catalogs. 

It can read metadata, edits, and even your edited version. 

For this part, we rely on Lightroom Previews. 

These previews can be discarded, and sometimes, your edits are not visible in Peakto.

To change this, you may use these setting in your Lightroom Catalog:


On the previews Tab, you may choose the right size (1) for your previews and more important, choose to not Limit preview cache size (2).

Then in Lightroom, you can compute your previews

Then when you ingest your catalog in Peakto, all should be good.

If in Peakto you want to update some photos, select them and launch this command:
 
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