Generative Fill in Photoshop, which integrates Adobe Firefly’s generative AI capabilities into creative workflows, is the latest move of Adobe in the AI race. The new Firefly-powered Generative Fill provides users with a revolutionary new approach to work by enabling them to quickly and simply add, expand, or remove material from images in a non-destructive manner with only text suggestions. With an ambitious future roadmap that will alter workflows across Creative Cloud, Document Cloud, Experience Cloud, and Adobe Express, this beta edition of Photoshop is Adobe’s first Creative Cloud product to incorporate Firefly completely.
Using the lasso or another selection tool, users can now select a particular area of an image and then have the area automatically filled in with generated images based on a text prompt using Generative Fill. Perspective, lighting, and aesthetics of the produced material are consistent with those of the source image; features like shadows and reflections are included when relevant. See how:
Though Adobe got started in generative AI a little later than some of its competitors, the company has made tremendous headway in recent weeks. After the beta release and subsequent success of Adobe Firefly, the business has now incorporated this technology into the industry-standard Photoshop.
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