What is Generative Fill, is it available, and other information added by Adobe to Photoshop?

Adobe has introduced Photoshop’s Generative Fill co-pilot, which integrates Adobe Firefly’s generative AI capabilities. The business, which is well-known for its creative software, asserts that Generative Fill is the first co-pilot in creative and design workflows in the world.

Using short text prompts, the programme allows users to quickly add, extend, or remove content from photos. This is a beta release, and the business will soon combine Firefly with Adobe Express, Document Cloud (Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and Lightroom), Experience Cloud (analytics, advertising, and media optimisation software), and Document Cloud (Acrobat Reader and Adobe Scan).

With the help of text inputs, content creators can use the Adobe Firefly family of creative generative AI to produce high-quality images and text effects. Firefly, which was introduced in March of this year, is said to have been one of the most well-received beta releases in Adobe’s history, with test users producing over 100 million assets. Since its debut, Firefly has supported vector recoloring and generative fill in Adobe products.