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9 พ.ย. 2026
Learn how to mark distractions in multiple photos and batch remove them with Generative Remove.
Mark to Remove saves your removal selections without immediately generating results. Make selections in individual photos or copy a selection to photos with matching compositions, then process them together when you’re ready.
Mark and save areas for removal
Select a photo in the filmstrip, then select Remove .
Brush over the area you want to remove.
Press and hold Alt (Windows) or Option (macOS). The Remove button changes to Mark to Remove.
While holding the key, select Mark to Remove.
The selected area appears black, indicating that it is marked for removal but hasn’t been processed.
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Marked selections are preserved when you select Done to close Camera Raw and reopen the photos later. You can also view the marked areas in Grid view.
Copy a selection to similar photos
If the unwanted area appears in the same position across several photos, copy the marked selection instead of brushing over each photo individually.
Open the photo containing the marked selection.
Select More options , then select Copy Selected Edit Settings.
In the Copy Edit Settings dialog, set Subset to None.
Expand Remove, select Manual, and then select Copy.
Select the destination photos in the filmstrip.
Select More options , then select Paste Edit Settings.
The marked selections appear on the selected photos.
Batch apply Generative Remove
Select the photos containing the marked selections.
Right-click the selected photos and select Update AI Settings.
Wait while Camera Raw applies Generative Remove to the marked areas across the selected photos.
Open each photo and review the results.
To review, select a photo from the batch, then select Remove, and adjust Opacity and Variations under Selected.
To restore the original pixels, select a photo from the batch, select Remove, and then select Delete under Selected.
