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Copy image areas using the Clone tool
Learn how to brush over areas to duplicate content from another part of your photo.
Use it when you need to replicate specific textures, patterns, or details from one part of your photo to another.
In the Edit panel, select Remove .
In the Remove panel, select Remove to open the tool options, and then select Clone .
Adjust Brush Size slider to match your brush diameter to the area you want to clone.
Brush over the area you want to replace in your photo.
Observe the two white marquee areas that appear:
- Target area: Solid lines indicate the target area you want to remove.
- Source area: Dashed lines indicate the source area Lightroom will copy from.
In the Refine clone panel, select the following options, and then select Done to save changes:
- Adjust Feather to control the soft-edged transition between the cloned area and surrounding pixels.
- Adjust Opacity to control the transparency of the cloned content.
- Select Restore to undo the selection and start over.
Select the Done icon to save your edits.
Select a photo to open it in Detail view.
In the Edit panel, select Remove .
In the Remove panel, select Remove to open the tool options, and then select Clone .
Adjust the Size slider to match your brush diameter to the area you want to clone.
Brush over the area you want to replace in your photo.
Observe the two white marquee areas that appear:
A. Target area B. Source area
- Target area: Solid lines indicate the target area you want to remove.
- Source area: Dashed lines indicate the source area Lightroom will copy from.
In the Refine clone panel, select the following options, and then select Done to save changes:
- Adjust Feather to control the soft-edged transition between the cloned area and surrounding pixels.
- Adjust Opacity to control the transparency of the cloned content.
- Select Restore to undo the selection and start over.
The Refine clone panel appears automatically when you select the target area. To access these options later, select Refine in the Remove panel.
Select the Done icon to save your edits.
Select and hold anywhere on the photo to see a Before view of your original photo.