We’ve all had that one perfect photo ruined by a stray tourist, a messy background, or a random photobomber. In the past, fixing these shots required a subscription to complex editing software or a steady hand with a manual cloning tool. Now, the process of deleting unwanted distractions is as simple as a quick tap, allowing you to clean up your image library without needing a degree in digital design.
Clean Up analyzes an image, suggests items you’d likely want removed, such as people or vehicles in the background, and then fills in the deleted area. Sometimes the fix is invisible to most viewers — and sometimes the results are laughably poor. After running many types of photos through the tool, I’ve come up with a few general guidelines to help you get the best cleaned-up images.
The Clean Up tool can remove distractions.
Jeff Carlson/CNET
Surprisingly, Photos on
...Keep reading this article on CNET.
