Introduced a few months ago, Firefly, Adobe's family of creative generative AI models, aims to elevate the creativity of its users. With tools like text to image, text to vector and more, Firefly is Adobe's contribution to the AI race. And now, expanding its AI tool base, Adobe has introduced a new generative AI tool for Photoshop beta testers, so keep reading to learn more.
33 Ways to Use Photoshop Generative Fill AI
The Generative Expand feature is part of Adobe's Firefly-powered features now available to Photoshop beta testers. With this feature, you will be able to fill in missing details in an image using generative AI. This feature is part of the Crop Tool Workflow in Photoshop.
You will be able to generate content seamlessly with and without a text call to action. With a text prompt, you can easily add or remove any element in the image and Generative Expand will do it for you. Without any prompting, the AI algorithm will intelligently stitch together elements taken from the scene to add missing elements to the image, creating a final result that blends in with the background.
For example, if you want to augment an image with a dog and a man in it, using Generative Fill, you can either add another element, say a dog or another human, or simply let the AI tool do its trick and create " spent images. To give you a better understanding of this new AI tool, let me take you through the process of generative image generation with Generative Expand.
