Setting up a custom AI Look in Evoto AI

Evoto Try it →Watch full video →Gregory K Portraits · Apr 2026

Demo summary

The user demonstrates how to create and name a new AI Look in Evoto AI, selecting categories like fashion or beauty and importing a Lightroom catalog to provide training data.

Step-by-step

Click the button to create a new AI look
Enter a name for your custom look
Select a category such as Headshot, Fashion, Beauty, or Lifestyle
Choose between Black and White or Color and select your file format
Select Lightroom Classic or Evoto as your source
Locate and select your .lrcat Lightroom catalog file
Select specific shoots or folders from the catalog to import
Click Upload to begin processing the images

Options

Create a Black and White look instead of Color
Use Evoto native files instead of a Lightroom catalog
Select all images in a folder or manually pick specific shoots

Watch out for

Shut down Lightroom before starting the import to avoid catalog contention
A minimum of 200 images is required to create a profile

Tips

The more images you feed the AI, the better the resulting profile will be
Aim for significantly more than the 200-image minimum for better results
Include a variety of lighting styles like natural light, flash, and outdoor shots if you shoot in those conditions
Avoid selecting your entire catalog at once to prevent long wait times
Start with a smaller sample (e.g., 20 images) to test the upload process

Highlights

“it's as easy as that”

All demos from “Train Your AI Look in Evoto AI 7 (Edit Like You—Automatically) [Webinar]”

2:102:15Setting up a custom AI Look in Evoto AICurrentThe user demonstrates how to create and name a new AI Look in Evoto AI, selecting categories like fashion or beauty and importing a Lightroom catalog to provide training data.Evoto· AI Photo Editor
7:021:36Applying a trained AI Look to a portraitThe demonstrator applies a previously trained custom AI Look to a raw studio portrait in Evoto AI, showing the immediate contrast and pop adjustments that match his personal editing style.Evoto· AI Photo Filter
9:450:30Syncing AI color adjustments across multiple imagesThe video shows how to use the 'Sync' feature in Evoto AI to apply the trained AI color adjustments from one base image to an entire set of photos.Evoto· AI Photo Editor
10:420:19Automated skin retouching in Evoto AIThe user demonstrates the portrait retouching panel in Evoto AI, applying an automated skin retouching preset to a model's face.Evoto· AI Image/Photo Enhancer
12:231:02Using AI Color Consistency for multi-image matchingThe demonstrator shows how to use the 'Match Color Consistency' tool in Evoto AI to ensure exposure and color are uniform across a large volume of images after applying an AI Look.Evoto· AI Photo Editor
14:081:40Editing natural light photos with AI LooksThe user applies a studio-trained AI Look to outdoor natural light photos in Evoto AI, demonstrating how to manually tweak exposure and then sync the final look and skin retouching across the set.Evoto· AI Image/Photo Enhancer
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