Adobe Photoshop CS5 introduced Content-Aware Fill, which allows users to easily remove objects from images. The tool uses surrounding image areas to determine what should fill the selected region, making it appear as if the object was never there. The document provides step-by-step instructions for using Content-Aware Fill to remove a dog from a sample image, with the dog being seamlessly filled in after selecting it and choosing Content-Aware Fill from the edit menu.

2. Adobe Photoshop
Prepared by: Lyndon Jeorge A. Mendoza

3. Photoshop: Tutorial
Remove objects from an image with
content-aware fill

4. Adobe Photoshop CS5 comes with a unique new feature,
called Content Aware Fill, that lets you easily &
effortlessly remove an object from your photo. The fill
uses surrounding area of your selection to compute what
should be filled in it, to make it look as if the selected
region never existed.
Original Photo Final Photo

5. 1. Open an image into Adobe Photoshop CS5. I will use the
below picture for this tutorial.

6. 2. Select the Lasso Tool from the toolbar on left of Photoshop &
make a rough selection around the object you want to remove.
For this tutorial, I will try removing the dog from this photo.
While selecting, make sure to select some extra surrounding
region of your object also, that helps Photoshop compute
what needs to be filled & will also make your work easier.

7. 3. With the object selected, go to edit menu & click on Fill (or simply
press Shift+F5).

8. 4. From the fill dialog box that appears, select Content-Aware from
the Use drop down menu & click

9. 5. Wait for a while till Photoshop works on the selection & whoa!!
The dog magically disappears! Leaving behind just our selection.

10. Simply press Ctrl+D to deselect the selected area & save your final
image.

12. Thank you!