Select an alternative width from the Brush width drop-down list. A small circle should then appear which can be enlarged by selecting larger brush width values. From the Paint.NET window select Tool and the Clone Stamp option. Open a photo to edit with Paint.NET by selecting File, Open and a suitable photograph. This guide makes use of Paint.NET but if you don’t like Paint.NET, there are plenty of other freeware image editors that also have clone stamp. Paint.NET works on Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8 (32-bit and 64-bit) and requires. Check out the Paint.NET website to download it. Paint.NET is a freeware software package that also includes a clone stamp removal tool to select from. The clone stamp tool is included with various photo editing software packages such as Adobe Photoshop. In this article we will show you how to use this clone stamp to remove objects/areas from your photos and images. This editing can be effective at erasing small details from photos, but is not ideal for removing larger parts of the image. The clone stamp doesn’t exactly erase anything, but instead copies and pastes one part of an image over another… which has the end effect of removing objects. One of the best image editing options for erasing areas or objects from photos/photos is the clone stamp.
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