Remove tool in Lightroom for mobile (iOS)

In the Edit panel in the Loupe view, select the Remove   icon.

With the Remove tool selected, brush over the object you want to remove or retouch in your photo. 

Change the size or opacity as necessary.

• Brush Size: Specifies the diameter of the brush.

Select the Refine button to see more options: 

• Refresh: Re-fills the brushed area with another source content.
• Opacity: Controls the opacity of the adjustments applied to the target area.
• Restore: Deletes the selection. 

To confirm the edits, select the   icon.  

Select the   or   icons to move back or forward in your edits, one step at a time.

In the Edit panel in the Loupe view, select the Remove   icon.

Select the Heal tool by long-pressing on the Remove   icon.

With the Heal tool selected, brush over the object you want to retouch in your photo. Select and paint over the imperfection or object you want to retouch. Lightroom will automatically sample nearby pixels to blend the area. 

Change the size, feather, or opacity as necessary.

• Brush Size: Specifies the diameter of the brush tip in pixels.

Select the Refine button to see more options: 

• Feather: Controls the soft-edged transition between the brushed area and the surrounding pixels in the target area.
• Opacity: Controls the opacity of the adjustment applied to the target area.
• Restore: Lets you undo the selection. 
  

You can also change the size for spot-type adjustments. 

To confirm the edits, select the   icon.  

Select the   or   icons to move back or forward in your edits, one step at a time.

In the Edit panel in the Loupe view, select the Remove   icon.

Select the Clone tool by long-pressing on the Remove   icon.

With the Clone tool selected, brush over the object you want to remove or retouch in your photo. You'll notice two white marquee areas after brushing over the object in your image. The marquee area with solid lines over your painted object designates the target area. The dashed lines denote the source area.

Change the size, feather, or opacity as necessary.

• Brush Size: Specifies the diameter of the brush tip in pixels.

Select the Refine button to see more options: 

• Feather: Controls the soft-edged transition between the brushed area and the surrounding pixels in the target area.
• Opacity: Controls the opacity of the adjustment applied to the target area.
• Restore: Lets you undo the selection. 
  

You can also change the size for spot-type adjustments. 

To confirm the edits, select the   icon.  

Select the   or   icons to move back or forward in your edits, one step at a time.