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Can You Photoshop Clothes on Someone?

Last updated on September 24, 2022 @ 12:21 pm

The short answer is yes, you can Photoshop clothes on someone using the software’s clone stamp tool. The long answer is that it takes time, skill and a bit of practice to get the results you want. Here’s a quick guide on how to do it.

Start by finding an image of the clothing you want to add. It’s best to find an image that’s close to the person’s body shape and size. Once you have the image, open it in Photoshop and use the clone stamp tool to start adding the clothing to the person in the image.

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Please be aware that photoshopping clothes onto someone in a photo is considered to be copyright infringement. If you are not the copyright holder of the photo, you will need the permission of the copyright holder to do this. Additionally, be aware that some photo editing software programs may also consider this to be copyright infringement.

To do this, zoom in on the area where you want to add the clothing and select the clone stamp tool from the toolbar. Then, hold down the alt key and click on an area of the clothing you want to copy.

Next, release the alt key and click on the area of the person’s body where you want to add the clothing. Photoshop will then copy that area of the clothing and you can continue cloning it onto the person.

It takes a bit of practice to get the hang of using the clone stamp tool but with some patience, you can easily add clothes to someone in Photoshop.

Clothing is one of those things that can easily be added or removed in Photoshop with a few simple clicks of a button. Whether you’re trying to add a new outfit to someone in a photo or removing an article of clothing, it can be done relatively easily. With some practice, anyone can learn how to use Photoshop’s clone stamp tool to add or remove clothes from someone in an image.

Madison Geldart

Madison Geldart

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