The EASIEST Way To Remove Objects In Photoshop

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In this Photoshop tutorial, you'll learn how to remove objects from a photo using Generative Fill. Gen Fill allows you to create new pixels in your photos for mind-blowing and previously impossible object removal adjustments. This technique is super handy to add to your toolkit of object removal techniques and is an excellent option for beginners in Photoshop to get great results without much skill required. I hope you enjoy!
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Timestamps:
0:00 Creating The First Selection
1:52 Using Gen Fill To Remove Objects
3:36 Removing Additional Areas With Gen Fill
4:21 Removing Small Objects Using The Remove Tool
5:31 Fixing Mistakes Made By Generative Fill

[theresaoconnor]

Hi, I have an object to remove from a picture and have attempted to follow this tutorial however I can’t seem to find the generative fill option. I have checked in the ‘Window’ tab as you suggest in the tutorial but it is not there either 🙈 would appreciate some help and guidance if you are able to please. Thank you

[terrablader]

when i lasso select then click generative fill it tries to put another car in

[girlboytwink]

I have photoshop and I checked the window for the generative fill but I don’t have it how do I get it?

[KellyDeibel]

I don't have the generative fill option when I click on the contextual text bar. Is there a different area the generative fill option would be?

[garygruber]

I've been a pro photographer since 1967 (yes, we had cameras back then). You have made my life a whole lot easier. I have been struggling with the 'spot healing brush' for my heavy lifting. This makes far more sense for difficult objects. The best part is that it maintains the texture in the area removed.

God bless you for your kindness in sharing your skills.

[DG-ylzx]

Great presentation. Clear, concise and to the point! I love how you smoothly and quickly show where to find it in the dropdown bar too. So helpful. I learn something new every time I watch any of your videos. Thank you!

[mansan_tube]

Cool, thanks again for your easy to follow instructions, and your very nice speaking voice.

[CincyPhotography]

you lost me after u said this will be very simple

[fionarichards]

Thank you! This was brilliant and so helpful. Glad to have discovered your presentations.

[kareneck]

This was so helpful and so clear. I'm a total newb and managed to edit my photo in a manner of minutes thanks to you. Thank you so much!!

[Louie]

Hi Brendan, I really like how you explain. I would really appreciate any help and or advice. I have three pics of family and want to add three people that recently passed(parents and brother) on to a "heavenly" background. I have photoshop 2020 and no generative fill.
Thank you for your time!

[chazM]

The quality of the fill is subpar, characterized by low resolution and an absence of adequate noise matching.

[MadHatter-cjbh]

When I select Generate, it does it's thinking. 3 mini windows appear and then when the thinking is done the 3 windows to choose from vanish. I don't get it. I'm trying to remove a small bush on a lower corner of brick wall.

[kevincantrell]

This was fantastic! Thank you for your help. I'm new to PS and content like yours makes it a lot of fun to learn. Thank you.

[hairmakeup]

Training very explanatory I was able to follow along with the generated fill but not able to continue with using the move tool, I'm getting this message. Can't use the tool because the target layer is unsupported. How do I fix it please?

[stevejarvis]

Its interesting to see you do these things Brendan and once again this is a great video, but I cant see the excitement behind generative fill because it produces results in 1024 resolution. This technology is only really useful for processing for social media, forget any idea of printing the photo out.

[shibajiphotography]

i dont have generative fill option in my photoshop cc2021

[songyotss]

My generative fill doesn't remove but instead it replace, so if I were to remove the car here then it would just re-colour the car.

[MagdalenaPiekarska-rf]

Thank you for great explanation. Very good and clear tutorial!

[stevrgrs]

Ngl that photo looks faf. 😂
It looks like it was composited ahead of time to have easy separation :P