Option-click (macOS) or Alt-click (Windows) on the area you want to copy.Ĭontent-Aware Fill works best to remove an object when there is plenty of simple detail surrounding the object.Choose an area to copy, an area with detail that matches the area you are retouching.Choose Clone stamp from the Clone tools menu in the toolbar.This technique can be useful for some retouching tasks that require more control or even an exact copy of certain image details. The Clone Stamp tool copies detail exactly and does not blend it with the area you are retouching. Brush over the area you want to retouch.Option-click (macOS) or Alt-click (Windows) on the detail you want to copy.In the Sample menu in the options bar, select either Current and below or All layers.Choose Healing brush from the Clone tools menu in the toolbar. Larger flaws may require multiple brush strokes. With the Healing Brush tool, you decide which detail to copy, and the tool then blends that detail with the color and brightness of the area you are retouching. Remove larger flaws with the Healing Brush tool Click once on the spot, or drag if it’s irregularly shaped, to remove it.Adjust the size of the brush in the options bar (or tap the left or right bracket key on the keyboard) until it is slightly larger than the spot you want to remove.Turn on Sample all layers in the options bar so that the retouching is placed on the new layer.Choose Spot Healing brush from the Clone tools menu in the toolbar.The Spot Healing Brush tool automatically copies nearby detail to cover a spot, blending that detail with the surrounding area. Retouch small spots with the Spot Healing Brush tool Click the Add new layer icon at the top left of the Layers panel.Using a separate layer for retouching prevents permanently changing the photo and allows more flexibility in case you need to edit or modify your changes. The retouching tools in Photoshop on the web beta let you touch up small spots and flaws-as well as larger items-in an image, while Content-Aware Fill is ideal for removing larger objects. What you learned: Retouch and remove unwanted objects from your photos
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