What is the keyboard shortcut for Group Into Stack (Adobe Lightroom)

The keyboard shortcut for Group Into Stack in Adobe Lightroom is Ctrl + G (Windows) or Command + G (macOS). This shortcut will group selected photos together into a stack. Stacks are a great way to organize and manage large groups of photos, especially if you have multiple versions of the same photo or if you want to group photos together by subject or theme.

How to Use Stacks in Lightroom

To group photos into a stack, select the photos you want to group and press the keyboard shortcut. The selected photos will be grouped together into a stack. You can then expand and collapse the stack as needed. To expand a stack, click on the stack number in the upper-left corner of the photo. To collapse a stack, click on the stack number again.

You can also add and remove photos from a stack. To add a photo to a stack, drag and drop the photo onto the stack. To remove a photo from a stack, right-click (Windows) or Control-click (macOS) on the photo and choose “Remove from Stack”.

Tips for Using Stacks

Here are a few tips for using stacks in Lightroom:

• Use stacks to group photos together by subject or theme.
• Use stacks to group photos together by version.
• Use stacks to hide photos that you don’t want to see.
• Use stacks to organize your photos by date.
• Use stacks to organize your photos by location.

Additional Keyboard Shortcuts for Stacks

Here are some additional keyboard shortcuts for stacks in Lightroom:

• Shift + S: Move to Top of Stack
• Shift + [: Move Up in Stack
• Shift + ]: Move Down in Stack
• Ctrl + Shift + G (Windows) or Command + Shift + G (macOS): Unstack

I hope this article was helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.