How to use the Remove Tool in Photoshop 2024

Learn how to use the Remove Tool in Photoshop and its great new features to remove people or objects from photos faster than ever!
The Remove Tool was first introduced in Photoshop 2023 and uses AI to instantly remove people, objects or distractions from photos just by painting over them. And now in Photoshop 2024, the Remove Tool is even easier to use thanks to a couple of great new features.
First, the Remove Tool can now remove people or objects just by dragging an outline around them, so there’s no need to paint over the entire area. Second, the Remove Tool now includes a Subtract mode so you can subtract areas you may have painted over by mistake before removing them. I cover both of these new features in this video.
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VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 - Intro
0:28 - Where to find the Remove Tool
0:36 - The Sample all layers and Remove after each stroke options
0:55 - The new Add to and Subtract from brushed area options
1:15 - Tip: Using the Remove Tool on a separate layer
1:44 - The faster way to remove objects in Photoshop 2024
2:23 - Cleaning up problems with the Remove Tool
3:26 - Removing objects non-destructively
3:41 - Using the new Subtract from brushed area option
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Hi everyone, Steve here. In this video, we look at two new features for the AI-powered Remove Tool in Photoshop 2024 that make removing people, objects or distractions from photos easier than ever. Please leave any questions or comments, and thanks for watching!

[@phillipgregg3689]

well explained as usual. [why are you not on the photoshop virtual summit ?]

[@starkravenmad3206]

Excellent video. I love your voice! Very soothing and you don't speed talk like a lot of people do..

[@rikhawkins3672]

Great short video. You're a master at making videos which can be understood and implemented by almost anyone who's trying. Thanks!!

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This great! Thank you.

[@binzbradley3120]

Thank you so much. Finally someone who is easy to follow and goes at a great speed. Great video.

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Thanks! Glad it was helpful.

[@JaiSequoia]

Wow thanks so much. I love your pacing and your voice. Very soothing and reassuring

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Thanks! Great to hear it was helpful.

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Welcome 😊 brother, long time
Thank you for video

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Hope it was helpful. Thanks for watching!

[@blakescrossing]

So easy! Thank you 🙂

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[@Turtle_Animal]

silly question, Any time I use the remove tool, and create a new layer (with sample all layers on) I get a bunch of colorful artifacts on the photo that looks weird. Instead of removing an object, it adds colorful strokes instead. Do you know what could be the issue?

[@kevlockwood8950]

I'm just experiencing the exact same issue. Can anyone help please?

[@cutiephinphinJL]

I tried the remove tool but it doesn't work on my image. Instead of removing it, I get a yellow fill in on the area I selected to remove. Even when I check and uncheck the remove after each stroke, the result is the same. Yes, sample all layers are checked and I also created a new layer.