Try these tutorials with Photoshop
Edit photos to create new images and graphics.
- Use the Lasso selection tool
- Select Content-Aware Fill
- Automatically select the main subject in the photo
- Refine the selection
- Make adjustments to the selection in the Properties panel
- The final result
Image-fills and foreground masks with Content-Aware Fill
Photoshop’s Content-Aware Fill feature enables better image fill, and Select Subject automatically selects the main subject in a photo.
What you’ll need
Practice in the app
Open up your image in Photoshop and use the Lasso tool to outline the elements you want to remove, leaving room for nearby color and texture to be referenced for blending the fill.
Under Edit, select Content-Aware Fill. Adobe Sensei, our artificial intelligence and machine learning technology, goes to work, analyzing the nearby colors and textures.
Click OK. The selected area is automatically replaced.
Use the Quick Selection tool and click Select Subject.
The feature automatically selects the most prominent subject in the image.
Using the Quick Selection tool, in the Options bar change the Create New Selection option to the Add to Selection option, and refine the selection as needed.
Change various values in the Adjustments panel, such as Hue/Saturation, Brightness/Contrast, Color Balance, and Curves.
Your presentation photo now has more finesse and impact.
