Open a photo containing people in Detail view.
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Remove blemishes using Quick actions
Learn how to use AI-powered detection to smooth facial blemishes and reduce permanent marks in portraits.
Lightroom on mobile provides an AI-powered Blemishes tool that automatically detects and removes blemishes from faces in your photos. This feature works on individual people in the image, giving you precise control over blemish removal for each person.
Select Actions > Retouch.
If multiple people appear in the photo, do one of the following:
- Select All to apply edits to every individual.
- Scroll and select the person you want to apply retouch to from the thumbnail list.
Select Skin and wait for Lightroom to apply AI-assisted blemish removal adjustments.
To refine adjustments further, select the Touch-up tools, Remove or Restore .
Toggle Blemish removal off if you don’t want blemishes removed.
In the Refine blemish removal panel, adjust the brush size as needed, and do one of the following:
- Select Remove to manually fix blemishes missed during the AI-assisted adjustment.
- Select Restore and brush over areas you want to revert to the original image.
- Select Reset to restore adjustments for a single person or for all people.
Select Done.
You can select Reset to undo adjustments for the selected person or for all people. When you make adjustments in Retouch, Lightroom creates masks that you can further refine in the Masking panel. Changes made in Masking will override Retouch settings.
Open a photo containing people in Detail view.
Select Actions > Retouch.
If multiple people appear in the photo, do one of the following:
- Select All to apply edits to every individual.
- Scroll and select the person you want to apply retouch to from the thumbnail list.
Select Skin and wait for Lightroom to apply AI-assisted blemish removal adjustments.
To refine adjustments further, select the Touch-up tools, Remove or Restore .
Toggle Blemish removal off if you don’t want blemishes removed.
In the Refine blemish removal panel, adjust the brush size as needed, and do one of the following:
- Select Remove to manually fix blemishes missed during the AI-assisted adjustment.
- Select Restore and brush over areas you want to revert to the original image.
- Select Reset to restore adjustments for a single person or for all people.
Select Done.
You can select Reset to undo adjustments for the selected person or for all people. When you make adjustments in Retouch, Lightroom creates masks that you can further refine in the Masking panel. Changes made in Masking will override Retouch settings.