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Perfect your images with the Remove tool.

The Remove Tool is your go-to option for quickly cleaning up your photos and putting the focus on your subject. Erase unwanted elements of all sizes and automatically fill them in with new content that blends in with the rest of the image. Think of it like a photo eraser and object remover rolled into one.
Two women looking at a map with a couple highlighted in pink for removal in the background.

Tips for using Object Remover to erase things from photos.

Use these tips to refine your edits for the best results when removing an object from a photo. Minor adjustments and the right settings can help you achieve a seamless look.

  • Add a blank layer and check the Sample All Layers option to sample data from every visible layer for non-destructive edits. Make sure your blank layer is selected when you make changes, and the original image won’t be altered.
  • Turn off Remove after every stroke to make multiple strokes before removing the object if you’re removing a complicated selection.
  • Use the Healing Brush or Clone Stamp after using the Removal Tool. Refine edges and textures with the Healing Brush or Clone Stamp to blend any remaining imperfections.
  • Zoom in for precision. Working at a higher zoom level helps you make more accurate selections and cleaner edits, especially for detailed backgrounds.

Adjust the brush size. A smaller brush works better for intricate areas, while a larger brush speeds up removal for bigger objects.

What can you remove with a photo eraser?

A photo eraser, like the Adobe Photoshop Removal Tool, can seamlessly remove unwanted elements from your images. Whether you’re cleaning up distractions or refining your composition, here are some ways to use object removal:

A roman ruin with tourists highlighted for removal in the foreground., Picture
Before and after of a roman ruin with tourists highlighted for removal in the foreground.

AI-powered tools for object removal.

  • Generative Fill. Let AI intelligently replace a selected area with realistic details based on the surrounding environment. This tool works well for large removals or intricate textures.
  • Content-aware Fill. Fill in the space left by removed people or objects with matching pixels. By analyzing the surrounding area, AI can generate a natural-looking result. Great for removing people, objects, or even large sections of an image.
  • Remove Tool. Adjust the generative AI settings for the Remove tool to erase objects with a single stroke while automatically blending the background. Ideal for quick touch-ups or removing small to medium-sized distractions.

With AI-powered editing features in Adobe Photoshop, you can easily remove unwanted elements from your photos and achieve professional-quality results.

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