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# Grass

Enhance or replace lawns in exterior photos.

Grass fixes tired, patchy, or off-season lawns in an exterior photo. Choose how far you want to take it: a natural touch-up or a full replacement.

Grass works on exterior photos. Open a photo in full screen to find the **Grass Style** section in the [Adjust Panel Overview](/university/photos/personalizing-photos/adjust-panel-overview.md).

### Choose a grass style

The **Grass Style** picker gives you two options, each with a preview:

* **Enhance** — Greens up a dull or patchy lawn while keeping its real shape and texture. Best when the grass just needs a healthy, well-kept look.
* **Replace** — Swaps the existing lawn for a lush, uniform one. Best for bare, muddy, snow-covered, or heavily worn lawns that a touch-up can't fix.

### Apply grass to a photo

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#### Open an exterior photo

Enhance the listing, then open an exterior photo in full screen.
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#### Open the Grass Style picker

Open the **Adjust** panel and find **Grass Style**.
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#### Pick Enhance or Replace

Click **Enhance** or **Replace**. Fotello reworks the lawn and updates the photo.

Switch between the two at any time to compare the results.
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{% endstepper %}

### Start over

Click the reset button in the **Grass Style** header. This removes the grass edit and restores the original lawn.

### Apply grass to several photos at once

Use **Batch Edit** to green up several exterior photos. See [Batch Edit](/university/photos/personalizing-photos/batch-edit.md).

### Pricing

**Enhance** is free for the first 30 days.

**Replace** is a Pay as You Go feature. See [Pay as you go](/university/billing/pay-as-you-go.md).

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