Small repairs should be instant
Dust on a sensor, specks on a scanned print, a mark on a wall, a blemish on skin — these are tiny, and the right tool for tiny is not a download and a progress bar. Blemish mode repairs a spot the moment you click it, using a texture engine that copies matching detail from just around the spot rather than inventing new pixels. It needs no AI model, works on any device, and keeps the photograph's own grain.
Find spots
On a plain area — a sky, a studio backdrop, the margins of a scan — dust is easy for a computer to see and tedious for a person to hunt. Find spots looks for small discs that differ sharply from the ring of pixels around them, but only where that ring is itself calm; a pebble on a beach differs from its surroundings too, but so does every other pebble, so the beach is left alone. Every proposal is circled and pre-selected; click any you want to keep, then fix the rest in one go. Nothing is changed until you confirm.
Old photos: cleanup, not restoration
For scanned prints, Blemish mode removes dust, spots, small stains and short scratches. It does not restore faded colour, recover lost detail or repair large tears — that is a different job, and this tool says so rather than pretending.