How to remove extra elements from a photo in Photoshop (simple method)
This powerful Photoshop trick allows you to remove unwanted objects in just 3 simple steps. To remove unwanted objects from an image, we usually use the Clone Stamp tool to copy elements from the environment.
Photoshop trick But here’s a Photoshop tip that makes things easier.
Method 1: The method I use myself
This method works for any type of photo and text and is very simple. Simply select the text in the image to the second option on the left menu (or hit the M keyboard) as shown below:
Then press the Shift and F5 keys on the keyboard (or go to Edit and then Fill in the top menu)
In the window that opens, select the Content aware option and click Ok!
The second method
1. Use the Marquee or Lasso tool to select the object to be removed.
2. Click Edit and select Fill.
3. Select “Content-Aware”. And click OK.
Result: Photoshop trick
If you were to ask yourself, ‘How could I not know this?’ , You are not alone. You may need to arrange different areas depending on your image, but this is still a useful trick to do this.
This tutorial is to help you learn how to remove unwanted items from a photo using the Clone Stamp Tool. For this photo (in order to simplify it and draw more attention to the main island) I removed the chain of little islands. Once you have your photo open in photoshop:
1. Select the Clone Stamp Tool from the toolbar, pick a good sized brush and set the opacity to about 95%.
2. Hold alt and click somewhere to take a good sample. (Wherever you take a sample, that’s what your going to be drawing in place of the removed object).
3. Release alt and carefully click and drag the mouse over the item you wish to remove. (You will notice that the spot where you took the sample will follow your movements).
4. Continue to repeat steps 2 and 3 until the unwanted object is completely gone. You might have to change techniques a little based on available places to take a good sample. With practice this tool is very valuable.
