#Affinity photo content aware fill how to#
#Affinity photo content aware fill Patch#
#Affinity photo content aware fill software#

#Affinity photo content aware fill Patch#

You do have the Patch tool and the Healing brush similar to PS but the Inpainting brush is usually my first tool of choice. This example shows excessive brush mask : If you brush too much outside of the object to be removed then you are going to replace all of the brushed area with new pixels. Use a brush hardness of 85% (flow and opacity 100%) usually works OK. Only brush over the object and just outside of the object you want to remove. You can make a selection with a selection tool and then use the 'Inpainting' command from the 'Edit' menu but using the brush is easier in most circumstances. Photoshop includes content-aware tools such as content-aware fill that can fill in a select area based on what surrounds it. In AF you paint in rather than draw an outline. Thanks for your patience, I really appreciate that! I don't know what I should do if nobody replied to my question. By using another layer, it's easy to see exactly what changes have been made, and remove them if needed. Free hand selection Tool Modes Affinity photo context tool bar. You're painting the replacement stuff that will overlay the part of the original image you want to remove. Selection modes in Freehand Selection Tool in Affinity Photo. If searching for tutorials, make sure you look at ones for the appropriate platform (ie, desktop or iPad).Īnd also, I still don't understand why I would remove an object in a new layer where the object doesn't even exist?

I suggest you view any of the many videos available on-line.

#Affinity photo content aware fill software#

Look, the content-aware fill in Photoshop allows you to select the area and the software will do everything.Įxactly that option is available in AP, but there are several other options.īut if I use the inpainting brush and the object I want to remove has an awkward shape? If you're looking at their videos, check out the video called 'Stacking: Object removal'. Content-Aware Fill Adobe Sign Premier Pro. Yes, the Serif tutorials are good (short, with relevant content), and there are third party tutorials and videos as well, some good, some less so. Affinity Photo have lots of free tutorials on this and other topics on their website or via YouTube. If the first pass with the Inpainting tool doesn't prove satisfactory, don't give up, retry a few times. That's only needed if you create a blank new layer, which is usually a good idea for adjustments. I start by duplicating the Background pixel layer and make my changes on the new layer - having created the duplicate and selecting that new layer, make sure after selecting the Tool that you select 'Current Layer and Below' otherwise nothing happens!Īctually, if you create a duplicate layer, then you don't need to select Current Layer and Below. I've found the The Inpainting Brush Tool to be very effective.

#Affinity photo content aware fill how to#

Does anyone know how to remove objects in Affinity Photo? Does it have a tool like the content-aware fill in Photoshop? (I know the clone tool)