Experiment, imagine, and make an infinite range of creations with Firefly, a family of creative generative AI models coming to Adobe products.
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Experiment, imagine, and make an infinite range of creations with Firefly, a family of creative generative AI models coming to Adobe products.
I am an experienced photoshop user. Overall, I like this feature. Yes, if used it for full-generation, the quality is inferior to alternatives like MIdjourney or Stable Diffusion. But for small tasks like replacing backgrounds or clothing it handles well enough. Besides, it's convenient that you can use small edits right at work without leaving the app
not best quality, problems with prompts in comparison to MidJorney
Each AI model has its own strengths and limitations, including Adobe Firefly, which was built from scratch by Adobe. Its unique AI architecture and seamless integration with Adobe Creative Cloud apps like Photoshop and Illustrator set it apart from other models, making it more accessible and highly beneficial for my daily graphic design work.
I started using this tool in my everyday design work, first on Firefly and now directly in Photoshop and Illustrator. It's been a game-changer, seriously cutting down on the boring stuff, and I've gotta say, I'm often blown away by the results. Of course, there are still a few things that could be better, but I see tons of potential in this product. The generative fill tool, though, is just mind-blowing!
I'm a newbie! Still have a lot to learn, but so far I'm loving it!
It's a fun product to use, it needs to learn to incorporate specific pantone colors better.
I like the interface very simple. It also is easier to prompt I assume because it has Adobe's image catalog that has been tagged. Still a bit heavy and the watermark was a little annoying.
