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If you get a smudging effect in areas of high contrast, try changing the Mode in the Healing Brush settings from Heal to Clone.Tip: If you don’t see the overlays, press the O key, which toggles between showing and hiding the Healing Brush tool overlays. Lightroom will then resample and apply a new adjustment.

If you’re not satisfied with the healing result, drag the source overlay to another area.

The two overlays that appear represent the source and destination of the healing adjustment. Lightroom will find a sample source and apply it to hide the distracting object.

Click on or drag over the unwanted object.

Tip: Another way to change brush size is to press the left square bracket key on your keyboard to decrease brush size or the right square bracket key to increase brush size.

Use the Size slider in the Healing Brush settings to make the brush tip slightly larger than the object that you want to remove.

Select the Healing Brush tool by clicking its icon in the column on the right or pressing the H key.

Remove distracting objects from your photos The sampled pixels are then merged with the original pixels to hide the distracting elements.

When you paint on an area, the Healing Brush tool automatically samples pixels from a similar area. The Healing Brush tool is useful for removing small, unwanted objects from your photos. What you learned: Remove unwanted objects from a photo using the Healing Brush tool