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Learn how to easily remove unwanted objects from your photos using the Clean Up feature in iOS 18.1 with our step-by-step ...

Here's how it works. Clean Up uses Apple Intelligence to analyze your photos and intelligently remove unwanted elements while preserving the natural look of your images. Granted it's not quite as ...

Apple's latest software updates introduce the "Clean Up" feature in the Photos app, enabling users to remove unwanted elements from their images.

One of those is called Clean Up, and it's designed to remove unwanted parts of photos. It's not a totally new idea: Google Pixel phones that run on Android already offer this. But it's the first ...

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Apple Photos scores three key upgrades in the just released iOS 18.1 update. Here’s what’s new for iPhone users.

Here's how it works. Open the Photos app and find the image that you want to clean up. Tap the Edit button in the bottom toolbar (the icon with three sliders), then swipe to the Clean Up tab.

Let's get started. From your library in the Photos app on your iPhone, select the photo you want to clean up — I'm picking a photo of my daughter in the courtyard of the Chinese Theater in ...

It's built directly into the Photos app and will be out in days. The feature is called Clean Up and it's part of the new set of Apple Intelligence features. Apple Intelligence is a collection of ...