For a growing number of users, Android devices have become a more or less permanent replacement for the traditional computer, and although such a change requires some compromises, some apps do a very solid job of reproducing specific functions on tablets and smartphones. One of the most interesting examples is TouchRetouch, a commercial app that helps us remove objects from photos on Android with just a couple of taps on the screen.
We will always have an image in which we need to remove something. A cable, a sign, a trash can, a stain on the wall, papers, strange objects, the list goes on. In the main image editors we can already find automatic functions that unleash all their algorithmic fury to remove those small details, but what happens on mobile devices? If you have doubts about how to remove objects from photos on Android, you might want to get a copy of the TouchRetouch app.
How to remove objects from photos on Android with TouchRetouch
The modes available in TouchRetouch are four: Object Removal, Quick Repair, Line Removal, and Cloning, but they all share the same essence. Basically, you must paint the object or anomaly to remove, and let the app do the rest. Don't like the result? Try again with a smaller brush size, or zoom in for greater precision. For example, object removal allows us to use the brush, or mark the object's perimeter with a lasso. If you make a mistake in the selection, choose Erase and remove any excess.
Personally, I think Quick Repair is the most interesting part of TouchRetouch. The results with the brush range from excellent to horrible (this is more evident when cloning gets out of control), but the defect remover reduces the process to a single tap. If we are talking about a missing piece of wall or a paint stain, this mode will be very useful.
TouchRetouch is a strictly commercial app, and that means there is no freeware editing. Its price on the Google store is two dollars, so you won't find ads or strange limitations inside.
TouchRetouch on the Play Store: Click here
