Your files never leave your device. All processing happens in your browser.
Open the Img Stop Clone Stamp Tool and add your photo. Alt+click the clean spot you want to copy from (on a phone, tap “Pick source” and then the spot), then paint over the blemish, wire or mark. Adjust brush size, hardness and opacity as you go, use undo or hold to compare, and download the photo as JPG, PNG or WebP.
About the Clone Stamp Tool
The Img Stop Clone Stamp Tool works like the rubber stamp in Photoshop: you choose a source spot in your photo and paint, and the pixels from the source are copied under your brush. Because you decide exactly which texture goes where, it is ideal for skin, fabric, brick, grass and other patterns where an automatic fill might guess wrong.
Soft or hard brush edges, an opacity slider for gradual blending and an aligned mode give you the same control as a desktop editor. Zoom in for precise work, step back with undo and redo, and press “Hold to compare” to see the original. Photos up to 4096 px are edited in your browser and never uploaded.
Key features
- Alt+click or Pick sourceSet the copy point with Alt+click on a computer, or the Pick source button on phones and tablets.
- Brush size and hardnessFrom a 4 px detail brush to a 300 px brush, with a soft edge that blends in or a sharp one.
- OpacityPaint at partial strength to build up the clone in several gentle strokes.
- Aligned modeThe source follows your brush, so long strokes copy a continuous strip of texture.
- Undo, redo, zoom, compareStep back, zoom in for fine work and hold a button to see the original photo.
- JPG, PNG or WebPDownload in the original format or another one, at up to 4096 px.
How to use the Clone Stamp Tool
- Add your photo Choose or drop a JPG, PNG or WebP image.
- Pick the source Alt+click a clean area that looks like what should be there – or tap Pick source, then the spot.
- Paint over the problem Brush over the blemish, wire or mark. A crosshair shows where pixels are being copied from.
- Refine and download Change size, hardness or opacity, undo if needed, then download the result.
Clone Stamp Tool at a glance
| Price | Free, no watermark |
|---|---|
| Controls | Source, brush size, hardness, opacity, aligned |
| Editing | Undo, redo, zoom, hold to compare |
| Max size | 4096 px on the longest side |
| Formats | JPG, PNG, WebP |
| Processing | In your browser – photos are not uploaded |
When to use it
- Hide pimples, scars or stray hairs by cloning nearby skin.
- Paint power lines and cables out of a sky using clean sky next to them.
- Remove dust spots and scratches from scanned photos.
- Extend or repeat a texture – fill a gap in a brick wall, a lawn or a wooden floor.
- Tidy a studio background by covering marks, seams or creases.
Tips for the best result
- Pick a source with the same light and direction of texture as the area you are covering.
- Use low hardness (soft edge) on skin and sky so the clone blends invisibly.
- Turn aligned off when you want to stamp the same source spot repeatedly in different places.
- Change the source often – repeating the same patch makes obvious patterns.
- For people and large objects, Remove Object (AI) is faster; use the clone stamp for detailed control.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use a clone stamp tool online?
Add your photo to the Img Stop Clone Stamp Tool, Alt+click the area you want to copy from, then paint over the spot you want to hide. The copied pixels follow your brush. Download the photo when you are done.
How do I set the source on a phone?
Phones have no Alt key, so tap the Pick source button and then tap the spot you want to copy from. After that, paint with your finger as normal.
What does aligned mode do?
With aligned on, the source keeps the same distance from your brush for every stroke, so the texture continues naturally. With it off, each new stroke starts again from the original source spot.
Clone stamp or Remove Object – which should I use?
Remove Object uses AI to fill an area automatically and is quicker for people and larger objects. The clone stamp is manual and better when you need to control exactly which texture is copied, such as skin, patterns or edges.
Is there a size limit?
Photos larger than 4096 px on the longest side are scaled down to 4096 px for editing, and the tool shows the saved size.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. Cloning happens on your device in your browser.
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