You can play around with the opacity of the brush to make the brushed areas perfect. To undo multiple times, press alt+ctrl+Z.

To undo changes, click Cmd + Z in Mac OS or Ctrl + Z in Windows.

Repeat the painting process until all the target areas and figures are erased. If it’s noticeable, clone other pixels and continue painting. You must be careful not to make what you erase to be visible or notable. Paint it over the object or area that you want to remove or clean.

When you click, the cursor will change and show the pixels you have cloned.

Use Alt-click to confirm your source pixels. In this case, we need to fill the space with the figure using the background color so that we can write our figure to fake the bank statement.

Move your cursor to the boxes or areas you want to copy the pixels from.

You can set your soft brush to medium soft to achieve smooth edges. Set the size of the clone stamp to cover the figures on the bank statement image you want to remove. To duplicate, right-click the background layer and select ‘Duplicate Layer…’.

Duplicate the background layer before you start cloning so that you can go back to the original photo.

Click the Clone Stamp tool in the toolbar on the left.

Don’t zoom in too closely so that you can see the figures surrounding it and know what to do.

Open the screenshot photo by pressing Ctrl+O (you can also click FILE on the top-right of your screen and click Open) and zoom into each of the areas that you will change the figures.

Launch your software (CS6 is the version for this guide).

Screenshot your bank statement PDF and save it to the desktop or any accessible folder.

I’ll show you how to do this using the clone stamp tool in Photoshop. We will remove the original figures on the original e-statement PDF sent by the bank.

Request and download your bank statement.

Create a fake eecu bank statement