Reduce the number of steps in your photo editing workflow by using the new Sky Replacement feature released at MAX 2020. In the past, replacing the sky required multiple steps and careful fine tuning in order to achieve a seamless look. Now you can save time and get the look you want by letting Adobe Sensei do the masking and blending for you. Follow the 3 simple steps below to get started.



Shift Edge: Determines where the border between the sky and the original image begins
Fade Edge: Sets the amount of fading or feathering from the sky image to the original photo along the edges
Brightness: Adjusts the brightness of the sky
Temperature: Adjusts the temperature of the sky warmer or cooler
Scale: Resizes the sky image
Flip: Flips the sky image horizontally
Lighting mode: Determines the blend mode used for adjustments
Lighting Adjustment: Opacity slider that lightens or darkens the main image where it blends with the sky - a setting of zero will not make any adjustments
Color Adjustment: opacity slider Determines how strongly the foreground is harmonized with the sky colors - a setting of zero will not make any adjustments
Output: Allows you to select whether the changes to the image are placed on New Layers (named layer group with masks) or a Duplicate Layer (single flattened layer)