Adobe Photoshop AI Beta: Adobe Photoshop is the world’s most popular and powerful photo editing software. It has been used by millions of professionals and hobbyists for over three decades to create stunning images, graphics, and artworks. But what if Photoshop could do even more? What if it could help you generate new content, extend your scenes, and remove unwanted objects with just a few words or clicks?
That’s where Adobe Photoshop AI Beta comes in. This is a new version of Photoshop that includes Generative Fill, a revolutionary and magical new suite of AI-powered capabilities that let you add, extend, or remove content from your images non-destructively using simple text prompts. You can achieve realistic results that will surprise, delight, and astound you in seconds.
Generative Fill is powered by Adobe Firefly, a creative generative AI engine that is grounded in your innate creativity. Firefly is designed to help you explore new possibilities, ideate around different concepts, and produce dozens of variations in a snap. It’s also built in collaboration with the creative community, so your feedback shapes these new experiences.
In this blog post, we will explore some of the amazing features of Adobe Photoshop AI Beta and Generative Fill, and show you how to use them to create stunning images.
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Generate objects
One of the most exciting features of Generative Fill is the ability to generate objects using text prompts. You can select an area in your image, then describe what you’d like to add or replace through a text prompt. For example, you can add a dog to your photo, replace a car with a bike, or insert a flower vase on a table. Generative Fill will use its AI magic to create realistic objects that match your description and blend them seamlessly with your image.
To use this feature, you need to:
- Make a selection using any selection tool in Photoshop.
- Select the Generative Fill button in the contextual taskbar that appears. You can also choose Generative Fill from the Edit menu or right-click with a selection active.
- Add your text prompt in the text-entry box that appears in the contextual taskbar. You can describe the object or scene you want to generate in English only, or leave it blank.
- Click Generate to see the results. You can also press Enter or Return on your keyboard.
- If you’re not satisfied with the results, you can click Generate again to see different variations. You can also edit your text prompt or selection to refine your results.
- Once you’re happy with the results, click Apply to confirm the changes. You can also press Ctrl+Enter or Command+Return on your keyboard.
Generate backgrounds
Another amazing feature of Generative Fill is the ability to generate backgrounds using text prompts. You can select the background behind your subject, then generate a new scene from a text prompt. For example, you can change the background of your portrait from indoors to outdoors, from day to night, or from city to countryside. Generative Fill will use its AI magic to create realistic scenes that match your description and blend them seamlessly with your subject.
To use this feature, you need to:
- Make a selection using any selection tool in Photoshop.
- Select the background behind your subject by clicking Select Subject or Select and Mask in the contextual taskbar that appears. You can also choose Select Subject or Select and Mask from the Select menu or right-click with a selection active.
- Invert your selection by clicking Invert Selection in the contextual taskbar that appears. You can also choose Invert Selection from the Select menu or right-click with a selection active.
- Select the Generative Fill button in the contextual taskbar that appears. You can also choose Generative Fill from the Edit menu or right-click with a selection active.
- Add your text prompt in the text-entry box that appears in the contextual taskbar. You can describe the scene you want to generate in English only, or leave it blank.
- Click Generate to see the results. You can also press Enter or Return on your keyboard.
- If you’re not satisfied with the results, you can click Generate again to see different variations. You can also edit your text prompt or selection to refine your results.
- Once you’re happy with the results, click Apply to confirm the changes. You can also press Ctrl+Enter or Command+Return on your keyboard.
Here are some examples of generating backgrounds using text prompts:
Extend images
Another amazing feature of Generative Fill is the ability to extend images using text prompts. You can extend the canvas of your image, then make a selection of the empty region. Generating without a prompt will create a harmonious extension of your scene. Generating with a prompt will add content to your image while extending the rest of your scene. For example, you can extend your landscape photo to make it wider, add more people to your group photo, or insert an object to your still life photo.
To use this feature, you need to:
- Extend the canvas of your image by clicking Image > Canvas Size in the application bar. You can also press Alt+Ctrl+C or Option+Command+C on your keyboard.
- Adjust the width and height values as desired and click OK.
- Make a selection using any selection tool in Photoshop.
- Select the empty region that you want to fill by clicking and dragging on the canvas.
- Select the Generative Fill button in the contextual taskbar that appears. You can also choose Generative Fill from the Edit menu or right-click with a selection active.
- Add your text prompt in the text-entry box that appears in the contextual taskbar. You can describe the content you want to add to your image in English only, or leave it blank.
- Click Generate to see the results. You can also press Enter or Return on your keyboard.
- If you’re not satisfied with the results, you can click Generate again to see different variations. You can also edit your text prompt or selection to refine your results.
- Once you’re happy with the results, click Apply to confirm the changes. You can also press Ctrl+Enter or Command+Return on your keyboard.
Here are some examples of extending images using text prompts:
Remove objects
Another amazing feature of Generative Fill is the ability to remove objects using text prompts. You can select the object you want to remove, then generate without a prompt to let the Generative AI technology make it disappear. For example, you can remove unwanted people from your photo, erase distracting elements from your image, or clear out clutter from your scene.
To use this feature, you need to:
- Make a selection using any selection tool in Photoshop.
- Select the object you want to remove by clicking and dragging on it.
- Select the Generative Fill button in the contextual taskbar that appears. You can also choose Generative Fill from the Edit menu or right-click with a selection active.
- Leave the text prompt blank in the text-entry box that
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- Leave the text prompt blank in the text-entry box that appears in the contextual taskbar.
- Click Generate to see the results. You can also press Enter or Return on your keyboard.
- If you’re not satisfied with the results, you can click Generate again to see different variations. You can also edit your selection to refine your results.
- Once you’re happy with the results, click Apply to confirm the changes. You can also press Ctrl+Enter or Command+Return on your keyboard.
Here are some examples of removing objects using text prompts:
And more…
Generative Fill is incredibly versatile and powerful. You can experiment with off-the-wall ideas, ideate around different concepts, and produce dozens of variations in a snap. You can also combine different features to create amazing effects. For example, you can generate an object, then remove it, then generate another object, and so on. You can also use other Photoshop tools to edit and enhance your results.
Here are some examples of combining different features of Generative Fill:
How to get Adobe Photoshop AI Beta
If you’re interested in trying out Adobe Photoshop AI Beta and Generative Fill, you can download it for free from the Beta apps tab of your Creative Cloud desktop app. You need to have an active Creative Cloud subscription to use it.
To install Adobe Photoshop AI Beta, follow these steps:
- Open the Creative Cloud desktop app on your computer.
- Click on the Beta apps tab on the left side.
- Scroll down to find Photoshop (Beta) and click Install next to it.
- Wait for the installation to complete and launch Photoshop (Beta) from your applications folder or desktop shortcut.
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