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The Content-Aware Fill workspace (Edit > Content-Aware Fill) provides you an interactive editing experience to achieve seamless results. You get control over the sampling area that is used by the content-aware technology to fill the selected portion of the image and several other settings to adjust the fill result. You also get a live full-resolution preview of the changes and an option to output the result to a new layer.
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Photoshop launches the Content-Aware Fill workspace.
Within the Content-Aware Fill workspace, the document window displays the default sampling area as an overlay mask over the image. You can use tools provided in the Tools panel (at the left of the screen) to modify the sampling area and your initial selection of the fill area. In the Content-Aware Fill panel (at the right of the screen), you can specify sampling options, fill settings, and output settings to get the desired fill result in the image. As you make changes, the Preview panel displays a live full-resolution preview of the output.
Sampling Brush Tool
Use the Sampling Brush Tool to add to or remove from the sampling area used to fill the selection. Paint over the image in the document window.
- To add to the default sampling area, choose the Add mode in the Tool Options bar and brush over the areas in the image you want to include in the sampling area overlay.
- To remove from the default sampling area, choose the Subtract mode in the Tool Options bar and brush over the areas in the image you want to exclude from the sampling area overlay.
- To toggle between Add and Subtract modes, hold down Alt (Win) / Option (Mac) key while brushing with the Sampling Brush Tool.
- To increase or decrease the Sampling Brush size, use the Size option in the Tool Options bar or use the left/right bracket keys.
Lasso Tool and Polygonal Lasso Tool
Use any one of these selection tools to change or modify your original selection (fill area) in the document window.
- Lasso Tool and Polygonal Lasso Tool in the Content-Aware Fill workspace work just like the corresponding tool in Photoshop. See Select with the lasso tools.
- Use the keyboard shortcut 'E' to cycle modes for Lasso Tools - New Selection, Add To Selection, Subtract From Selection, and Intersect With Selection.
- The Content-Aware Fill workspace provides two additional tool options for Lasso Tools - Expand and Contract. You can click these options in the Tool Options bar to expand or contract the selection by a specified number of pixels.
- To reset all changes made in this workspace to the original selection, click the reset (
) icon in the Tool Options bar.
Note:
When you change the selection, the sampling area gets reset but the previous brush strokes are preserved. The selection also gets updated in the document when you exit the Content-Aware Fill workspace after committing the fill.
Hand Tool
Use this tool to pan over different parts of the image in the document window and the image preview in the Preview panel. You can switch to Hand Tool quickly by pressing the 'H' key while using any other tool.
Zoom Tool
Use Zoom Tool to magnify or reduce the view of the image in the document window or the image preview in the Preview panel.
- Zoom Tool in the Content-Aware Fill workspace works just like the corresponding tool in Photoshop. See Zoom in or out.
- To change the magnification in the Preview panel, you can also drag the zoom slider or type a value in the text box at the bottom of the panel.
Show Sampling Area
Select this option to show the sampling area or the excluded area as an overlay on the image in the document window.
Opacity
Sets the opacity of the overlay displayed in the document window. To adjust the opacity, drag the slider or type a percentage value in the text box.
Color
Assigns color to the overlay displayed in the document window. Click the color selection box and then choose a color from Adobe Color Picker.
Indicates
Shows the overlay in the sampling or the excluded area. Choose an option from the drop-down list - Sampling Area or Excluded Area.
Determine the sampling area in your image where you want Photoshop to look for source pixels to fill content.
Custom
Select this option to manually define a sampling area. Use the Sampling Brush Tool to add to the sampling area.
Color Adaptation
Allows contrast and brightness to adapt for a better match. This setting is useful for filling content with gradual color or texture changes. Choose an appropriate option from the drop-down list - None, Default, High, or Very High.
Rotation Adaptation
Allows content rotation for a better match. This setting is useful for filling content with rotated or curved patterns. Choose an appropriate option from the drop-down list - None, Low, Medium, High, or Full.
Scale
Select this option to allow content resizing for a better match. It works well for filling content with repeating patterns of different sizes or under perspective.
Mirror
Select this option to allow content to be flipped horizontally for a better match. This is useful for images with horizontal symmetry.
As you fine-tune sampling and fill areas and adjust fill settings, the Preview panel renders a full-resolution preview of the changes.
Note:
Photoshop first renders an initial low-resolution preview of the changes in the Preview panel. Immediately after, it generates a full-resolution preview. While this full-resolution preview is being generated, you may notice that a warning icon appears next to the spinner in the lower-right corner of the Preview panel.
- To change the magnification of the preview image, you can drag the zoom slider or type a value in the text box at the bottom of the panel. You can also select Zoom Tool in the Tools panel.
- To pan over different parts of the preview image, you can switch to Hand Tool quickly by pressing 'H' while using any other tool.
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