Stuck On An Edit in Lightroom? Not Anymore.

Goodhue helps you find new places to start your editing process in Lightroom by letting you reverse engineer a photo and extract the colors from that photo, applying them directly to yours.

Turning an existing photo into your new starting point.

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How to Get Started

Reduce your time looking for old edits or trying to recover your best looks. Look for new colors or organize your preset library by images instead of colors.

Source Images

Use our gallery images, or find images on your site via our Chrome Extension.

Extract Color

Extract the develop settings from eligible images with a single click.

Edit Automatically

Goodhue will automatically apply these settings directly to your image in Lightroom.

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Ready To Start?

Join our beta test to get first access to unlocking the power of Goodhue. Our beta includes imagery from own team to work as source material—or feel free to discover your own imagery.

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How To Install

Install In Less Than 30 Seconds

Install In Less Than 30 Seconds

Install In Less Than 30 Seconds

Add Plugin

Add Plugin

Add Plugin

To Install the plugin to Lightroom Classic, go to File and then Select Plugin Manager.


Click the Add Button and then locate wherever you downloaded the beta file. The file will end with .lrplugin.


Select the Plugin and press Add The Plug-in. Congrats! Goodhue is officially installed!

To Install the plugin to Lightroom Classic, go to File and then Select Plugin Manager.


Click the Add Button and then locate wherever you downloaded the beta file. The file will end with .lrplugin.


Select the Plugin and press Add The Plug-in. Congrats! Goodhue is officially installed!

To Install the plugin to Lightroom Classic, go to File and then Select Plugin Manager.


Click the Add Button and then locate wherever you downloaded the beta file. The file will end with .lrplugin.


Select the Plugin and press Add The Plug-in. Congrats! Goodhue is officially installed!

Extracting Images

Extracting Images

Extracting Images

All you need to begin is source imagery, and as a part of the beta, we have included some images for you.


To start extracting colors, go to File and then Select Plugin Extras.


Scroll down to Extract Color and then select any image you'd like to parse.


Keep in mind, not all images are able to have color extracted—the data needs to be stored in XMP or as metadata. At launch, our Chrome Extension will help you identify images that are able to be extracted.

All you need to begin is source imagery, and as a part of the beta, we have included some images for you.


To start extracting colors, go to File and then Select Plugin Extras.


Scroll down to Extract Color and then select any image you'd like to parse.


Keep in mind, not all images are able to have color extracted—the data needs to be stored in XMP or as metadata. At launch, our Chrome Extension will help you identify images that are able to be extracted.

All you need to begin is source imagery, and as a part of the beta, we have included some images for you.


To start extracting colors, go to File and then Select Plugin Extras.


Scroll down to Extract Color and then select any image you'd like to parse.


Keep in mind, not all images are able to have color extracted—the data needs to be stored in XMP or as metadata. At launch, our Chrome Extension will help you identify images that are able to be extracted.