Adobe Photoshop App

The Remove tool deletes unwanted people, objects, and blemishes from a photo. Its distraction detection finds things like power lines or background figures and clears them without you brushing them out by hand. Results fill the empty area using the surrounding image, so the retouch blends into the scene.

Harmonize blends a person or object into any background by matching the lighting, shadows, and color. You place the subject, then the feature reads both elements and adjusts the tones so the composite looks like one photo. It saves the manual color work that compositing usually demands.

Generative Fill adds objects or replaces areas from a text prompt, and Generative Expand stretches the frame beyond its original edges. Both run on Adobe's Firefly models, which Adobe says now produce higher resolution and cleaner edges. The tools let you change a photo's content or canvas size without leaving the app.

The selection tools pick out complex subjects and remove backgrounds with more precision than earlier mobile versions. Adobe rebuilt them for better quality both online and offline. Once a subject is selected, you can drop in a new background or apply edits to just that area.

Adjustment layers for Clarity, Dehaze, Grain, temperature, and tint let you tune texture, atmosphere, and sharpness without destroying the original pixels. You can mask each adjustment for control over where it applies. The Layers panel brings non-destructive editing to the mobile app.

The app connects to the Adobe Stock library, so you can pull in licensed photos and graphics while you edit. Combined with photos from your camera roll, that gives you the raw material for posters, social graphics, and product images. It keeps a separate asset search from breaking your editing flow.