Photoshop Generative Fill: You Can Use Flux, Gemini & ChatGPT to Make INCREDIBLE Images
Photoshop just changed the game by opening up Generative Fill to third-party AI models like Flux, Gemini, and ChatGPT. If you have been frustrated by the limitations of Adobe Firefly, you can now swap models directly within your workflow to get the exact look you need. In this video, I show you how to unlock these new tools and why this update is a massive win for creative professionals.
I start by breaking down the strengths of each model, from the commercial safety of Adobe Firefly to the stylized creativity of Google Gemini and the impressive image engine of ChatGPT. You will learn exactly how to install the Photoshop Beta through Creative Cloud so you can start experimenting with these features today without affecting your stable version of Photoshop.
I also walk through a real-world demonstration where we replace clothing textures and add complex atmospheric effects like floating cherry blossoms. You will see a side-by-side comparison of how different models handle textures like leather and lighting differently. Plus, we discuss the major quality-of-life update that brings 2K resolution to generative fill, ensuring your AI additions look sharper and more professional than ever before.
Chapters
0:00 Intro to Third-Party AI in Photoshop
1:05 Comparing Firefly, Gemini, and ChatGPT
2:00 How to Install Photoshop Beta
2:45 Testing Flux and Gemini for Textures
4:20 Adding Atmospheric Effects with ChatGPT
5:30 New 2K Resolution and Features
Make sure to upgrade to version 27.5 or the latest Beta to try these prompts yourself, which I show you how to do in the video.
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