Select the Healing tool: In Lightroom Classic, click the Remove/Healing icon under the histogram to access Remove, Heal, ...

Adobe has unveiled a new Firefly-powered Generative Remove function in Lightroom making it easy for users to remove unwanted objects from any photo non-destructively with a single click.

Adobe Lightroom Can Now Zap Unwanted Objects From Your Photos Two new Lightroom features are available thanks to integration with the gen AI tool Firefly.

On Android, we now have quite a few choices when it comes to AI-powered object removal for our photos. Google has Magic Eraser inside of Google Photos, Adobe has Generative Remove powered by ...

While Adobe Lightroom isn't optimized for video editing (you'd want to use Premiere Pro or Premiere Rush for that), you can use it to edit videos on your mobile device. Just load your video on the ...

A photo where the unwanted element seems to vanish without a trace. This powerful tool is available across mobile, desktop, Lightroom Classic, and even the web version of Lightroom.

Adobe introduces Generative Remove in Lightroom, a powerful tool for removing unwanted objects with pixel-perfect results.

Generative Remove represents Lightroom's most effective tool for object removal, enabling users to eliminate unwanted elements from photos non-destructively with a single click.

Adobe Lightroom gets a magic eraser, and it’s impressive Generative Remove can delete objects from images and generate convincing backgrounds to patch the blank spaces.

Photo bombing is dead. Adobe is adding an artificial-intelligence-powered Generative Remove feature to its Lightroom photo editor that makes it dead simple to zap out unwanted elements, like that ...

Generative Remove eliminates unwanted objects in images non-destructively, intelligently matching the removed area with AI-generated content that matches the surrounding photo.