Presets are pre-configured settings that you can save and reuse in design software like Photoshop, Lightroom, Illustrator, or After Effects. They help speed up your workflow by applying a specific look, style, or effect with just one click.
Common types of presets:
Photo filters (e.g., in Lightroom): Apply consistent tones and color grading across photos.
Text styles: Save font, size, color, and spacing settings to apply to other text quickly.
Brush settings: Save brush size, texture, and behavior in digital illustration.
Animation settings: Reuse motion effects in tools like After Effects.
Presets save time, ensure design consistency, and are especially useful when working on multiple projects with a similar style.
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