How to smart retouch small (skin or heaven) area? KI based webservices?

[pstein]

Assume I have bigger *.jpg images with 2560 pixels width/height resolution.

On these pictures there a faces of people and/or sky with clouds
Some smaller parts contains some artefacts like dust (skin) or crane/electric cables (sky).
But nothing more difficult!

I want to modify these bad areas so that they seamingless fit into adjacent areas.

Therefore I do NOT want to simply copy & paste similar image parts but do something like a smart replace paying attention to gradient color changes.

How can I achieve this with PSP?

Maybe there are some KI based webservice which let do this job.

Thank you
Peter

[LeviFiction]

Your profile says you're still on PSP X2. One tool I'll mention was introduced only a few versions ago. Magic Fill. This is similar to Context-aware fill. The closest equivalent PSP X2 has is the object remover tool but that's meant more for textures than fine detail. Similar to photoshop's patch tool.

Most of PSP's tools for fixing these things attempt to be seamless. Though the success does depend on how much information there is to work with.

For power lines, you can try the scratch remover tool in X2. This does sample colors directly adjacent to the "scratch" to attempt to seamlessly cover it with similar nearby pixels.

For faces and dust, there is the blemish remover found inside the Makeover tool. This is similar to Photoshop's spot healing brush. One-click removal. Also does near-neighbor sampling. Obviously, you can use both the scratch remover and blemish remover tools for either powerlines or dust but these are how they were meant to be used.

While I've never given it a good try myself, as it seems specific to certain kinds of needs, in recent versions of PSP there is also the smartclone tool which acts kind of like an actual stamp (sample once) and allowing you to choose from 3 different kinds of blends when applying them to another part of the image.