removing onlyfans model tattoos

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I’m extremely frustrated with Adobe Photoshop’s generative AI. I’ve been trying to use it to remove tattoos from a model’s photos, but I keep running into limitations because of some vague “guidelines.” I paid for Photoshop specifically for generative fill, yet I can’t use it the way I need to for my work.

I’ve spent hours trying to figure it out, and the support team just pointed me to the guidelines that restrict me from editing my images how I want. This isn’t what I signed up for. If I can’t use the tools I paid for freely, then what’s the point?

Considering requesting a refund—this is not the product I was promised.

Has anyone else run into these restrictions? How did you deal with it? im pretty mad and almost wanna never have to deal with adobe again because of this.

Trevor.Dennis · Accepted Answer

I find that some models are better than others at accepting that a bare shoulder is not overly

risqué. I have also got past the Guidelines error by copying just the area I need to work on to a new layer, and turning off the background. I tend to use Gemini 3.1 which has the added problem of resizing and moving the Generated new content so you have the added hassle of making the fixed are fit the original.

It’s a bit of a pain, but it seems that Adobe are particularly risk adverse when it comes to AI haters. It’s probably an outdated stance to take now as there are so many AI models out there.

gener7 · Answer

The guidelines are not at all vague, they are clearly spelled out in the license terms.

https://www.adobe.com/legal/licenses-terms/adobe-gen-ai-user-guidelines.html lists what is not allowed.

Adobe works with others and not setting boundaries leaves them open to lawsuits.

You agreed to them when you leased the software. Once your commitment is up, you are free to use something else.

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