Adobe Lightroom offers so many powerful tools for editing and organizing your photos, it’s easy to forget that the app is also one of the easiest ways to create a beautiful web album. Here’s how in five simple steps.

In My Photos, select the images you want to share—or move the photos to a new album and switch to that album’s view.

Click the Share button and choose Share & Invite. Select “Anyone can view” to publish a public photo album viewable by everyone with the URL. Or select “Invite only” to restrict access to specific people (who will be required to sign in using their Adobe ID).

By default, Lightroom won’t allow photos in an album to be downloaded, but you can change that by going to the Settings tab of Share & Invite and enabling “Allow JPG downloads.”

Lightroom will present your photos on a grid by default, but the Display tab offers two other options. The column view fits images of different sizes and orientations together into a neat, gapless layout. The one-up view fills the entire width of your browser with a single image.

Click Done to share your album and Lightroom’s Sharing panel will display the album’s URL. Anyone you invite can view the album in any web browser.