Stray Hair removes wispy hair around each face in portraits. It is available in early beta.
Keep in mind
- Stray Hair needs high-res photos, so uploading might take longer than usual.
- Choose the Portraits photography type to add Stray Hair to your project. When choosing AI tools, it’s in the Retouch category.
Review in Adobe software
In Adobe apps, Stray Hair is applied in the same layer as Denoise. This means that you can't have Adobe Denoise and Stray Hair in the same photo. If you want to replace Stray Hair with Adobe Denoise, see Replace Stray Hair with Adobe Denoise.
Review Stray Hair in your gallery
When editing is complete, you get an email and an in-app notification. Review your edits in your editing software in the Denoise area.
Go to the relevant section below to see how to compare your photos before and after Stray Hair.
Lightroom Classic
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In the Develop module, open the Detail panel.
- In the Denoise area, move the Denoise slider down to 0 and back up to 100 to see the effect.
Lightroom
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In the Edit panel, open the Detail panel.
- In the Denoise area, move the Denoise slider down to 0 and back up to 100 to see the effect.
Photoshop and Bridge
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Open your photo in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR), and then open the Detail panel.
- In the Denoise area, move the Denoise slider down to 0 and back up to 100 to see the effect.
Remove Stray Hair
Remove Stray Hair from a single photo
To remove Stray Hair from a single photo, clear the Denoise check mark in the Denoise area.
Remove Stray Hair from all the photos
To remove Stray Hair from all the photos, edit again, and clear Stray Hair when choosing the AI tools.
Replace Stray Hair with Adobe Denoise
Follow these steps to replace Stray Hair with Adobe Denoise.
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Clear the Denoise check mark.
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Click the Library tab to leave the Develop module, and then click the Develop tab again.
- Click Denoise again. Stray Hair is removed from your photo, and Adobe Denoise is added.