You can also use the keyboard short-cut S to use the clone stamp tool. Save the file in PSD or TIFF format to retain the separate retouching layer you created. The clone stamp tool is located below the brush tool and above history brush tool.Use the Clone Stamp tool with a smaller brush size to cover up obvious, repeating details.Removing objects with the Clone Stamp tool can sometimes result in detail from the sampled area repeated where you used the tool. Before we get started with removing distractions, we have a few important tips for using the Clone Stamp Tool: 1.) Always work on a new Layer If you want to remove something from a photo with the Clone Stamp Tool, make those edits on a new, blank Layer. Inspect the results to check for repeating detail As you work, a crosshair indicates where the detail is copied from. Brush over the area where you want to add the. The preview is useful for aligning sampled detail with other parts of the image. A preview inside the Clone Stamp pointer shows the detail you will use for the retouching. Brush over the area where you want to add the sampled detail to cover an object. With the Clone Stamp tool selected, Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (MacOS) an area of detail to set the sample point.
With the Clone Stamp tool selected, Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (MacOS) an area of detail to set the sample point.In the Options bar for the Clone Stamp tool, set the Sample menu to Current & Below to copy detail from the underlying layer and place it on the new layer.ĭefine a sample area, and brush new detail over the object.With the new layer active, click the lock position button at the top of the Layers panel to keep the new layer aligned with the Background layer.Click the Add New Layer button at the bottom of the Layers panel.With the Clone Stamp tool, you can use an empty layer to keep your retouching separate from the main image. Use an empty layer for the Clone Stamp retouching
The Clone Stamp is effective when you need to copy exact detail and color from one part of an image to another area. What you learned: Remove objects with the Clone Stamp tool
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