The second method is not something I recommend, because it involves messing with the actual module files in your Lightroom installation folder. All you have to do, is right-click any of the modules and you will see a drop-down window like this:Īll you have to do is uncheck the modules you are not planning to use and you are all set, as in my example below:Īnd voila – the modules area is cleaned up. One way is to simply hide the modules that you are not planning to use, with the built-in feature that Lightroom provides from the user interface. Here is how the default Lightroom view looks like with all the modules in place:Īfter installing Lightroom, my typical first step is to remove everything aside from Lightroom and Develop in that top panel. Therefore, I personally choose to hide those modules completely from Lightroom, so that they don’t clutter up the view.
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How to Remove Lightroom ModulesĪside from the Library and Develop modules, I personally never use such modules as Map, Book, Slideshow, Print and Web. Instead of having such modules take up the precious space and clutter up the user interface, it might be a good idea to hide them from your view completely.įirst, let’s take a look at how you can remove main Lightroom modules such as Map, Book, Slideshow, Print and Web that are shown on the top of the page. Although Adobe Photoshop Lightroom comes with a lot of features, many photographers including myself, have particular modules and sub-modules that never get utilized. In this article, I will show you how you can remove unused modules and sub-modules in Lightroom.
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