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megan37861326jz3h
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Jun 5, 2024 4:52 PM UTC
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Lightroom Mobile App - bring back clone stamp

Bring back the clone stamp in Lightroom Mobile App. The generative AI tool is not good.

    Matt Rae
    Matt RaeCorrect answer
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    Jun 5, 2024 4:59 PM UTC

    Hi @megan37861326jz3h 

    All of the existing remove and heal tools are still available in Lightroom Mobile. If you click on the blue eraser icon in the remove panel, you will be able to switch to the other tools.  

    When using the Generative AI Remove tool, keep in mind a few best practices; 
    - size your brush to be a little larger than the object you wish to remove
    - ensure you select all of the object, including any shadows, otherwise you may get undesired results. 
    - perform removal before using AI masking or applying Lens Blur, or if you're using Denoise - perform Denoise before doing a removal. 
    Generative Remove is also currently an Early Access feature. 

     


     

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    trainleader
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    Sep 18, 2025 11:47 AM UTC

    Yes please!!

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    Matt Rae
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    Matt RaeCommunity Manager
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    Jun 19, 2024 4:40 PM UTC

    @megan37861326jz3h The clone tool in Lightroom for Mobile is also a brush based action. I'm not familiar with the Photoshop Fix tool, but in Lightroom you can brush over the area you would like to fix and once you have brushed you can move both the target area and the clone sample area by dragging them around with your finger. Hope this helps!

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    megan37861326jz3hAuthor
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    Jun 5, 2024 5:04 PM UTC

    This helps so much, thank you! One question though...I really liked the clone tool in the Photoshop Fix App because it was more of a brush that you could move around, not just "one stamp" - do you know if the clone tool like the one on Photoshop Fix will be available anywhere else?

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      Matt Rae
      Community Manager
      Matt RaeCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
      Community Manager
      Jun 5, 2024 4:59 PM UTC

      Hi @megan37861326jz3h 

      All of the existing remove and heal tools are still available in Lightroom Mobile. If you click on the blue eraser icon in the remove panel, you will be able to switch to the other tools.  

      When using the Generative AI Remove tool, keep in mind a few best practices; 
      - size your brush to be a little larger than the object you wish to remove
      - ensure you select all of the object, including any shadows, otherwise you may get undesired results. 
      - perform removal before using AI masking or applying Lens Blur, or if you're using Denoise - perform Denoise before doing a removal. 
      Generative Remove is also currently an Early Access feature. 

       


       

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