Photoshop 27.7: AI for Removing Objects Now Works Without Internet

Published on May 24, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Adobe has released Photoshop 27.7, an update that changes how its Remove tool works. The main novelty is that the artificial intelligence model now runs locally on your computer, without relying on the cloud. This allows you to erase objects by freehand painting and generate a clean background instantly. The first use may be slower while the model downloads, but afterward the process is fast and private.

Photorealistic workspace scene showing a designer s hand using a stylus on a graphics tablet, painting over a distracting object in a landscape photo, while the object dissolves into pixels and the background regenerates instantly, a laptop nearby displays Photoshop 27.7 interface with the local AI processing icon active, no internet connection symbol visible, clean desk setup with Wacom tablet and MacBook, soft studio lighting, ultra-detailed textures on the screen and tablet surface, cinematic technical illustration style, demonstrating the offline AI elimination process

How the new local AI processing works 🖥️

The AI model is downloaded and installed directly on the user's hard drive. By running locally, it eliminates connection latency and privacy concerns associated with sending images to external servers. The tool analyzes the image, identifies the object to remove, and generates a coherent replacement with the background. Adobe optimized the algorithm to work on mid-range consumer hardware, although performance depends on available GPU and RAM. After the initial download, subsequent removals are nearly instantaneous.

Goodbye to waiting: now your PC works while you pretend to be productive 😅

Finally, the excuse of the server is slow disappears. Now your computer will sweat bullets downloading the model while you stare blankly at the screen with a concentrated face. And when you finish removing your ex from that group photo, you can show off fast editing without relying on Adobe having a good day on their servers. All advantages, except that your old laptop might start sounding like a hair dryer.