- What's new
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Get started
- Technical requirements and installation
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Learn the basics
- Adobe Photoshop on desktop FAQ
- Home screen overview
- Workspace overview
- Access the Discover panel
- Save custom workspaces
- Switch workspaces
- Delete workspaces
- Dock or undock panels
- Boost workflows with the Contextual Task Bar
- Add and remove panels
- Stack floating panels
- Restore workspaces
- Rearrange document windows
- Move panels
- Hide or show all panels
- Expand or collapse panel icons
- Change text size in panels and tooltips
- Use simple math in number fields
- High-density monitor support and per-monitor scaling
- Arrange and group panels
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Set up toolbars and panels
- Customize toolbar
- Use spring-loaded shortcuts
- Tooltips overview
- Create tool presets
- Use Undo and Redo commands
- History panel settings
- Set History Log preferences
- View history logs
- Use snapshots in the History panel
- Paint with image states from the History panel
- Manage image states
- Restore parts of an image to a previous state
- Settings and preferences
- Generative AI in Photoshop
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Create, open, and import images
- Import files
- Create images
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Create and manage layers
- Get started with layers
- Transform and manipulate layers
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Color adjustment and fill layers
- Adjustment and fill layers overview
- Work with adjustment layers
- Use layer masks to target adjustment or fill layers
- Create adjustment layers
- Merging adjustment or fill layers
- Adjustment presets overview
- Create custom presets
- Correct color balance with Color and vibrance
- Create fill layers
- Adjustment layer options
- Change adjustment and fill layer options
- Adjust contrast with Clarity and Dehaze
- Adjust texture with Grain
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Apply layer effects
- Add layer styles
- Work with preset styles
- Layer style effects and options overview
- Manage preset styles
- Display or hide layer styles
- Copy and paste layer styles
- Import preset style libraries
- Manage contours
- Set a global lighting angle for all layers
- Scale layer effects
- Remove layer effects
- Work with layer styles
- Convert layer styles to image layers
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Smart objects
- Smart Objects - overview and benefits
- Create embedded Smart Objects
- Create linked Smart Objects
- Update Linked Smart Objects
- View Linked Smart Object properties
- Embed Linked Smart Objects
- Package and locate linked Smart Objects
- Convert embedded Smart Objects to linked
- Filter the Layers panel by Smart Objects
- Duplicate an embedded Smart Object
- Edit the contents of a Smart Object
- Replace the contents of a Smart Object
- Convert Smart Objects to layers
- Rasterize Smart Objects
- Export the contents of an embedded Smart Object
- Reset Smart Object transforms
- Create layer compositions
- Layout and design tools
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Crop, resize, and transform
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Resize and adjust resolution
- Printed image resolution
- Set image size and resolution
- Resample option in the Image Size dialog
- Monitor resolution and image display size
- File size
- Printer resolution
- Resolution specs for printing images
- Preserve visual content when scaling images
- Specify content to protect when scaling
- Resize images
- Resampling options in Photoshop
- Change the pixel dimensions of images
- Change print dimensions and resolution
- Manage image file size
- Resizing parameters in Photoshop
- Crop and straighten
- Transform, manipulate, and reshape
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Resize and adjust resolution
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Make selections
- Get started with selections
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Automatic and color-based selections
- Improve Select Subject and Remove Background results
- Make precise selections using Select People
- Remove objects with Delete and Fill Selection
- Improve hair selections with the Refine Hair tool
- Mask all objects in a layer
- Detect subject using Select Subject
- Paint a selection with Quick Selection tool
- Select areas by color with the Magic Wand tool
- Freehand selections
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Refine and modify selections
- Move a selection or selection border
- Refine your selection and mask
- Hover layer bounds in the Move tool
- Copy and paste selections
- Create multiple copies of a selection within an image
- Paste one selection into or outside another
- Delete or cut selected pixels
- Control the movement of a selection
- Hide or show selection edges
- Inverse selection
- Adjust a selection manually
- Select only an area intersected by other selections
- Refine and soften selection edges
- Select pixels using anti-aliasing
- Define a feathered edge for a selection tool
- Create a selection around a selection border
- Expand or contract a selection
- Clean up stray pixels in a color-based selection
- Fringe pixels around a selection
- Decrease the fringe on a selection
- Remove a matte from a selection
- Create masks
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Repair and retouch
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Remove objects and fill space
- Remove background in your images
- Replace background with Generate Background
- Retouch tools overview
- Blend objects and people into any background with Harmonize
- Remove objects with Content-Aware Fill
- Adjust Content-Aware Fill settings
- Tools to fine-tune sampling and fill areas
- Apply or cancel Content-Aware fill changes
- View full-resolution preview in the Preview panel
- Remove objects from within the Contextual Task Bar
- Remove tool known issues and workarounds
- Remove tool minimum and recommended hardware requirements
- Remove objects
- Remove wires, people, and general distractions
- Review and refine general distractions
- Heal and clone
- Adjust light and tone
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Clean and restore images
- Enhance image quality with Generative Upscale
- Define planes to adjust perspective
- Manipulate the planes to adjust perspective
- Edit different perspectives in the same image
- Keyboard shortcuts to adjust perspective
- Get started with Photomerge
- Create panoramic images with Photomerge
- Create 360-degree panoramas
- Remove imperfections with the Spot Healing Brush
- Repair an area with the Patch tool
- Retouch a large area with the Healing Brush tool
- Remove red eye in flash photos
- Define an image as a preset pattern
- Erase parts of an image with the Eraser tool
- Auto Erase with the Pencil tool
- Create smoother brush strokes using stroke smoothing
- Change pixels to transparent with the Background Eraser tool
- Remove similar pixels with the Magic Eraser tool
- Remove reflections
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Remove objects and fill space
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Adjust color
- Color profiles
- Choose colors
- Color modes
- Color corrections
- Selective color adjustments
- Color effects and techniques
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Apply painting techniques
- Fill objects, selections, and layers
- Create and fill with patterns
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Brushes and presets
- Get started with brush presets
- Display the Brush Settings panel and brush options
- Create a brush tip from an image
- Create a brush and set painting options
- Select a preset brush
- Create a new preset brush
- Create preset brush groups
- Rename preset brushes
- Delete preset brushes
- Import brushes and brush packs
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Draw shapes and paths
- Create shapes
- Draw lines and curves
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Text and typography
- Get started with text
- Select and manage fonts
- Type layers and creation
- Text on paths and shapes
- Characters and glyphs
- International text and languages
- Work with Dynamic Text
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Effects and filters
- Get started with filters
- Smart filters
- Blur and sharpen filters
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Artistic and stylize filters
- Reshape and distort images with Transform Warp
- Warp a Layer with Cylindrical Transform
- Get precise distortions with Split Warp
- Distort specific image areas with Puppet Warp
- Overview of Liquify filter
- Overview of distortion tools
- Use Liquify to distort an image
- Freeze or thaw areas
- Work with meshes
- Work with backdrops
- Reconstruct distortions
- Replace the sky in images
- Select and manage sky presets
- Enhance images with generative AI filters
- Neural filters
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Use grids and measurement guides
- Alignment grids and guides
- Measure and scale
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Add video and animation
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Create animation frames
- Create frame-based animations
- Add frames to animations
- Select animation frames
- Edit animation frames
- Unify layer properties in animation frames
- Specify a delay time in frame animations
- Manage layer visibility in animation frames
- Create frames using tweening
- Copy frames with layer properties
- Choose a frame disposal method
- Specify looping in frame animations
- Delete animations
- Use keyframes
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Create animation frames
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Automate tasks
- Create and record actions
- Process a batch of files
- Automation settings and presets
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Save and export
- Save files
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Export files to different formats
- Video and animation export formats
- Enhance animation frames
- Flatten frames into layers
- Export video files or image sequences
- Photoshop file formats overview
- File compression in Photoshop
- Supported file formats in Photoshop
- Image file formats supported in Photoshop
- Export your work using the Quick Export as option
- Fine-tune export settings with Export As
- Export settings and export location preferences
- Export files in different sizes
- Export layers as files
- Export artboards as PDF
- Export artboards as files
- Save and export to cloud
- Metadata, CSS, and content credentials
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Share and collaborate
- Collaborate and edit
- App integrations
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Troubleshoot
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- File and format issues
- Tool and feature issues
Remove tool minimum and recommended hardware requirements
Paskutinį kartą atnaujinta
2026-06-11
Learn what hardware and OS requirements are needed to use Remove tool effectively in Adobe Photoshop.
Component | Minimum hardware requirements |
CPU | 8 cores (Intel Rocket Lake CPU or an equivalent model) |
GPU | Discrete GPU card, such as, NVidia RTX 3060 or higher, with at least 8 GB RAM |
Memory | 16 GB |
SSD Storage | 512 GB |
Processor | Multicore Intel® or AMD |
The Remove tool supports an on-device generative AI model that processes edits locally on your device. This option is available when you select Device mode and requires the following minimum hardware configurations.
Component |
Minimum hardware requirements |
NVIDIA GPU |
GeForce RTX 30-series or later with a minimum of 14 GB VRAM |
Intel discrete GPU |
Intel Arc GPUs with a minimum of 12 GB VRAM |
Intel integrated GPU |
Arrow Lake, Lunar Lake, or newer with a minimum of 32 GB RAM |
| AMD discrete GPU | AMD RDNA2 or newer with a minimum of 23 GB VRAM |
| AMD integrated GPU | AMD RDNA2 or newer with a minimum of 64 GB RAM |
| Drivers | Latest GPU drivers recommended; drivers older than 2 years may not be supported |
Component |
Minimum hardware requirements |
CPU |
8 cores |
GPU |
Mid-level discrete GPU card with at least 8 GB RAM |
Memory |
16 GB |
SSD Storage |
512 GB |
OS version |
macOS 14 or higher |
Processor |
M1 Pro ARM or equivalent Intel |
The Remove tool supports an on-device generative AI model that processes edits locally on your device. This option is available when you select Device mode and requires the following minimum hardware configurations.
Component |
Minimum hardware requirements |
Processor |
Apple silicon Mac with M1 Pro or later |
Memory (RAM) |
24 GB or more |
Operating system |
macOS Tahoe (version 26.4) or later |
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