1 – Develop Presets can now be applied with Action Keys

Create your own shortcuts to your most used Develop Presets.

For example, with the new AI tools introduced in Lightroom 12, you can retouch portraits with a single key press by creating an Action Key to the new “Adaptive Portrait” develop presets or to your own adaptive AI develop presets.

2 – Enable / Disable SuperKeys with SHIFT+ESC

Superkeys can now be disabled and then re-enabled by pressing the keyboard combination SHIFT+ESC. This is occasionally necessary if you need to type into Lightroom’s fields or pop-ups when you have created and overridden your keyboard keys with custom hotkeys or actions.

Big improvements in how actions are created!

Selecting your action for an action key is now much easier using the new expanding menu.

Swap SHIFT key behavior for Hot Keys

In prior versions of LRSK, the SHIFT key would only make finer slider adjustments for Hotkeys. However, now you can swap this behavior and make larger changes when using the SHIFT key with Hot Keys. This option can be found under Preferences / Settings.

Other fixes

(Windows): Bug fix with CTRL key. With certain key combinations, LRSK would stop responding to key presses

(Windows): Bug fix where the “Copy” window would not get the focus when using a Copy action key

Other minor stability & bug fixes

• UserSettings.xml
  This file stores all of your application preferences, Speed Menu items, and window locations & sizes.
• SpeedKeys.xml
  This file contains all your custom SpeedKeys & Hot Keys assignments
• ShortCuts.xml
  This file contains all your configured Action Keys

These files are located in the following locations for Windows and macOS.

Windows

%appdata%\Roaming\LrSuperKeys

macOS

~/Library/Application Support/LrSuperKeys

NOTE: When upgrading from 3.2.3, all your custom-defined Speed Keys, Speed Menu Items, and user settings will be lost

Changes since v3.2.3

• The user interface has been completely redesigned for a new modern look
• Create Hotkeys to either increase or decrease sliders

• Create Action Keys to apply either masking presets, keyboard shortcuts, or Lightroom commands.
  For more info on Actions Keys, see the FAQs
  • Masking Presets: This allows you to choose your favorite masking tool (ie: brush, radial, linear gradient, subject, sky, etc…) along with your favorite masking preset applied
  • Keyboard Shortcuts: Choose from a list of Lightroom keyboard shortcuts (ie: Copy Previous, Match Total Exposures, Export, etc…)
  • Lightroom Commands: Select from a list of commands (ie: Auto Tone, Reset Crop, etc…)

• Enable / Disable the heads-up display (HUD)
• Optimize the slider adjustments by buffering commands being sent to Lightroom to create more responsive updates to your image when applying large movements with your cursor
• A fully licensed 14-day trial is now available with your download

• Speed Menu can now be resized vertically
• A new “compact view” mode for the Speed Menu, allowing you to view more presets at once