An image generated by Generative Fill
Generative AI tools can be supportive, helping a wide range of people reach their goals in various creative efforts. Adobe certainly hopes that is the case, as it introduces a brand new tool to bolster its artificial intelligence efforts.
Adobe introduced Firefly, the family of generative AI models, earlier this year. With this tool, artists can simply input text to describe what they want to add to their creation. Want to put a deer inside an alleyway at night? Firefly can help you with that, with this new addition.
Today, Adobe is introducing Generative Fill directly into the Photoshop app, for beta users. The company says the feature will rollout more broadly in the second half of 2023.
As for the new Generative Fill feature, Adobe says it’s designed to work as a co-pilot for users to streamline their creativity. Generative Fill allows users to non-destructively add, extend, or remove content from images as they’re working. Just using simple text prompts, like “yellow road lines” can bring them into your image of a bicyclist.
Generative Fill works with each individual work. It automatically matches the style of the image the user is working on, while also matching lighting and perspective. Here are the major bullet points:
As mentioned earlier, Firefly launched earlier in 2023, and its primary focus was on generating images and text effects. Apparently it’s been a strong success for Adobe, as the company’s announcement today also states that users of the beta software have generated more than 100 million assets.
