How To Easily Remove A Double Chin In Photoshop

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In this quick Photoshop tutorial, you'll learn how to remove a double chin from a portrait photo using a couple basic selections and the warp tool. By first creating a selection around the chin to simulate a new jawline, you can warp the double chin to be hidden behind your top face layer. This gives a quick and beginner-friendly option to remove a double chin from any headshots or portrait photos you're working with. It's not an exaggeration when this is one of the most requested edits from all the headshot photographers I know and their clients! Hope you enjoy the video :)
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Timestamps
0:00 Creating A Path Around The Chin
1:08 Separating The Chin & Neck
1:54 Warping The Chin
2:50 Dealing With More Complicated Backgrounds

[ramadisakusbandrianto]

my cmd+j not working to make duplicate
is there’s any other way

[ellemarie]

You've change my life in under 4 minutes. This used to take me so long

[peterbech]

The part where you click SHIFT + CRTL + I just doesnt work for me... it does not select the opposite

[jonathanmccardell]

Very helpful, worked like a charm for me. I also incorporated the history brush for any areas that got warped by mistake.

[tetragrammaton]

Googled this. This was the first result. Worked like a charm. Thank you!

[balkan.daytrade]

Greetings, this video is very helpful and easy to understand but for some reason im struggling with invert part, when i click on command and ctr on new layer pen, curves doesen't show up so i can't invert

[ahoyleisure]

Brillint this!!! love the warp tip rather than a lot of cloning

[Sticky]

You saved me so much time, love it :)

[robsonfotofilme]

Works for me. Thanks for the tutorial.

[JimKopriva]

Great tutorial. I've used this method a few times and found it efficient. My only note is that a 1px feather might not be enough. I've gone in with a brush to feather the layer mask to ease the transition between the edges and shadows created by the new chin line.

[emiliedeslauriers]

This worked very well for the photo I’m working on! Thank you!

[o.mogrovejo]

Thanks a lot. This video saved me on some headshots I just created

[DreamMoneyGang]

this is a great technique btw these comments are crazy

[missmadkat]

THANK YOU! So easy and to the point, i loved it.

[CHGO]

Thank you this was very helpful. I had a client that I had to do something very quickly. Now I look like I know magic. Lol.

[JBanksPhotography]

You are a lifesaver man!!! Thank you soooo much!

[IamVel]

it worked, thank you! The only thing why it was tricky for me was that I had a lot of straight lines right next to my chin area on the background. So that needed a bit extra care.

[kevinballou]

I see the process but whether it's due to the speed of the video or version of photoshop I have, I'm having trouble figuring this out. The layer process after pen tool selection is my main concern as the layers popping up after your instructions appear different than what you have.

[QispiJota]

thank friend!!!greeting from Lima Perú.

[LaunaWilson]

What photoshop software are you using?