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Use the Spot Healing Brush Tool or the Clone Stamp Tool to target small blemishes. Click or drag over the area to blend it with surrounding pixels, making the flaw disappear smoothly.
Before publishing product photos on the online catalog, a marketing manager should fix small blemishes to make images look pristine and professional. This step ensures the product appears flawless to customers.
Use a small, soft brush and zoom in to work carefully. Adjust the brush size so it only covers the blemish, and blend gently to maintain natural skin texture.
Overdoing it, which causes the area to look plastic or overly smooth. Always zoom in and work gradually, checking the result frequently to keep the natural look.
A retoucher or photo editor in a marketing team does this frequently, especially when preparing images for online catalogs or advertisements.
AI can assist by suggesting spots to fix or automating simple corrections, but precise work still requires human judgment to avoid unnatural results and preserve detail.
Removing blemishes targets tiny flaws on the product surface, while cleaning worn packaging involves fixing larger damage or dirt. Use different tools and techniques for each task.