How to Remove Logos from Clothing in Photoshop

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How to Remove Logos from Clothing in Photoshop
Labels and graphics on clothing can be distracting or unwanted in a photograph. Clients will often want logos removed - especially if they are from a competing brand. Sometimes it is better to remove them completely.
Learn how to remove logos from clothing in today’s episode.
Copy Texture & Patters
At times, logos are placed over textures and patterns on clothing. These textures need to be replaced when removing a logo.
To replace a texture or pattern, look for a similar pattern on another area of clothing.
Create a new layer and use the Clone Stamp Tool to sample the “good” texture and paint it onto the new layer. Be sure that “Sample - Current & Below” is checked in the settings for the Clone Stamp Tool.
Once the pattern has been duplicated to a new layer, transform it into place using CTRL/CMD+T. Try lowering the opacity of the layer to see where it will cover.
If necessary, do this multiple times from different areas of clothing to fully cover the logo.
After copying the texture from one area to another, you may need to alter it slightly. Use a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer to change color and lightness. Use a Brightness/Contrast Adjustment layer to lower contrast and darken a texture.
To make an adjustment layer only effect the layer underneath it, right-click on the adjustment layer and click on “Create Clipping Mask”
Don’t forget the Brush Tool!
When working with large patches of color, sometimes the best tool for the job is the Brush Tool. While it is not great for replicating patterns and textures, it can be used to quickly color large areas.
Start off with a small brush and remove just the logos by sampling the colors around it (ALT/OPTN+CLICK to sample). When you are done painting the smaller areas, make the brush large and soft-edged and paint in to blend the colors in with the clothing.
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Aaron once again gives an amazing tutorial that helps you not only do the logo removal, but he also helps you understand how layer masks work, how layers work together, and how photoshop works overall. Fantastic, I cannot thank you enough Aaron!

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I am still very new to Photoshop, and I must say, the amount of learning from each of your videos is amazing. Like, in this one, I have not only learned how to remove a logo, but I also got more familiar with the overall feeling of using Photoshop. Super Tutorial!

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I suppose the brush tool would work in a pinch, but there's no way I'm using ONLY the brush tool on an image with texture - even if I have to change the levels to see the difference, it's not a professional way to retouch.

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I would probably try to add in some artificial grain.

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You're right! It needed some skillful clone job. The way he did on the sweater can do the job for a web compressed picture or for a small print, but not for professional printing. I work with image editing for 10 years and a lot of times you can see textures or colors in the paper that you couldn't see clearly on the screen. The lack of texture and the flat colors are too lame. I know this guy can do a lot better, this is a tutorial for beginners or enthusiast amateur with little photoshop experience.

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Unbelievable coincidence; I got that exact same woman on my wallpaper background. This was such a nice tutorial; mainly for people who likes to mockup their clothing artworks.

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Can you make a tutorial on changing skin color.

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But you'll loose a lot of picture information if you just remove the logo with the brush tool.

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[@makers_lab]

Like the hat work. I find content aware fill can work great too and save a ton of time, and often reach for that first of all to see what it comes up with. On this image it removed most of the chest logo with just a few large fill steps with texture preserved and colour well blended. Didn't work well for the inner area so then used the other tools there.

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Fill select would do the job pretty well.

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Another great tutorial!

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This tutorial is awesome and it helped me immensely! Thanks for teaching me how to do this!

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Thanks you great job.

[@ArisMelachroinos]

on the shirt , you need to add back the grain you removed. you dont want what u painted to look smooth , and everything else has noise and more detail. also on the clipping mask , lets say on the curves adjustment , instead of right clicking etc etc etc , there is a button on the bottom of the adjustment panel . keep up the great work

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If this hasn't already been done, please do how to remove backgrounds or replace them realistically.

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[@aidennymes6335]

when transforming the patch, right click and use deformation for more organic/rounded look and its faster and easyer as well. for the upper logo on the hat you could also just have overlayed black color since the texture was already there. (freq. sep.) also you could just copy the part of the hair to another layer and use visibility mask to hide the white parts and then just draw black unter the layer to cover the original while logo.

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I know this is older and I am just learning and have a question. Could you set a mask for the white like a focus and with adjustments where you can select the white and create a layer and then do your work in less steps. Something like you did with another lesson. and it could all be painted and areas cloned and you wouldn't need to touch up as much?

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I tried this, but definitely need practice. I think this doesn't work on other colors?

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The link to the sample image is not visible to me? On your website its the same thing. Is the link missing or do I have a crazy browser (safari & chrome)? Ps. It's really a great thing that you include the sample image in order to follow a long, so even though I can't get it at the moment, I just want to give you a high five on that:-) And thanks for all the great tutorials!!

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Magical

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that is very good.

[@alexmat65]

You could also use the selection tool instead the clone tool, by selecting a portion of the hat and replacing it on a differente layer...

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[@ShakiShan]

this is awesome, but guys, how do you move this copied sample created with the stamp tool?! I have the move-tool selected but its moving the whole layer, not the copied sample. Help would be much appreciated.

[@rockerdog65]

Loving your work, but I can't see the link to the image you used here?

[@frankye3205]

When you are erasing the logo on her shirt, I was wondering if a bigger brush can blend the colors in better, why not just use a larger brush in the first place?

Hi Aaron! Great case study but... in real world people wear many colors. Black is very specyfic case. Other colors reveal wrinkles of material. Any logos on shirt become additionally shaded. How deal with such a situation where texture and wrinkles appear together ?

[@mversantvoort]

Please do a similar tutorial with dark text on a lighter shirt, which is obviously a lot harder

[@bruchino]

Maikel Versantvoort i was wondering the same thing.. Or a shirt with stripes. 2 hours of clone stamping? :)

[@rakash4118]

Ye do whatchu gotta do

[@rickl2834]

Is there a video that shows how you can add a texture to make what you’re looking at look like a woven silk, denim, leather, Lycra, fur, cotton... a pattern that makes a color shape look like a material of clothing? I’d be very interested in that

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Great pattern cloning tut, but I don't think the brush coloring to cover the shirt logo worked at all.

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Thank you so much! This is so helpful, even though I use a different software. Also, can't believe this video has dislikes.

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perfect

[@Samiswork]

do you have any tutorial on how to match color of foreground image to the background ????

[@entubatumahumasu4132]

...and maybe add some texture back on the sweater ;D he has good videos on how to add texture as well (e.g. "how to add skin texture from scratch")

[@malikaqibikram2354]

sir which transitions you use between images in intro please tell me

[@chloeanne4305]

Hi Arron, great vid.. i just stumbled on ur channel.. anyway, from your video.. is it possible to take the logo you have deleted and make it into a png or jpeg file? i mean making the logo to use on other mockup..?

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VVVVVVVERY THANKS FOR :)

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Someone knows the model's name? I've been searching for a long time and still don't find out what's her name