How Generative Remove Can Help Realize Your Creative Vision

[CMass]

Have you ever taken a photo only to later realize an unwanted object was disrupting the overall ambiance? In the past, you would have to manually clone out those distractions, but now, with the power of Generative Remove, you can quickly refocus on the important elements of your image. Powered by Adobe Firefly, the Generative AI feature in the Remove tool easily eliminates distractions like vehicles, signboards, and poles—even from complex backgrounds.

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To remove an object with Generative AI, select the Use generative AI and brush over the object that you want to remove. Lightroom will generate three different variation options. You can Refresh to develop three new variations. To learn how to use the Generative Remove tool Click here.  

In a hurry? Check out Detect objects to quickly detect and mask an object! To learn more about Dectect object, Click here.  

Give it a go and show us your Before & After magic!  We can't wait to see the incredible transformations you achieve with Generative Remove in Lightroom! 

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[GeekyGirlRex]

 

[Rollan Ba�ez]

Great example of removing people. 

[Jeff Arola]

[Rollan Ba�ez]

much cleaner and with a focus on the subject. Wonderfully done.

[EuanWilliamson]

 

[fbeaume]

Well done Euan!

[Sand from Komuso]

  

[@mj]

Almost.....

[fbeaume]

Wow you've asked a lot and pushed the limits 🙂

[fbeaume]

Generative AI still needs some improvement... It replaced the car by a big dark box ;).
Good job!

[Joely]

Zanzibar

[J E L]

BeforeAfter

[Peru Bob]

[Rollan Ba�ez]

You got me with the bear. (who took the water bottle?)

[Dean_Utian]

Beach distractions.

[melissapiccone]

Works great on most photos.

[Rollan Ba�ez]

Nicely Done Melissa, great case study.

[Nils M. Barner]

no cats today 😉

[Rollan Ba�ez]

avoiding a CATastrophe? nice done. so seamless.

[MicahBurke]

Before / AfterRemove Tool

[fbeaume]

Nice edit!

[Rollan Ba�ez]

BeforeAfter

[Kathrin Federer]

Before

After

[Nite-Stian]

I started out with this image in Lightroom:

I then started editing out all the annoying stuff using the AI Remove tool, but it struggled with the right red cake:

I did some more editing in lightroom to try and straighten the image. I then took it over to photoshop to do some finishing details:

Nailed it!