and on the Firefly website. I'll see how you can use these tools to modify your photos or existing images or to create entirely new images.'s AI model is less controversial than models like Midjourney or Stable Diffusion because of the way the system was trained.
You can also use Generative Fill on a completely empty canvas, but in general, the quality seems to be lower here than if you generate new images with the Firefly web interface.Another really useful way to use Generative Fill is to fix inconsistencies. It could be areas that are missing pieces, elements of low quality, or as I’m demonstrating here, rough selection edges.
You’ll often find that you need to brush over an area of your image multiple times before the results is as you’d expect, especially for more complex removals. A lesser-known use of Generative Fill in Photoshop is the ability to completely restyle parts of or the whole image you’re working on. To do so, enter Quick Mask mode, shortcut on your keyboard. Pick a roughly 50% black / grey and fill the mask.
Start by making a simple template like the one in the example above, and below I'll show how Structure Reference can be used to develop it into something else…Let’s generate an image based on my Fire template. Select Structure Reference in Firefly and upload your image. In this case, we want the fire effect to look like real fire, so we change the content type from Art to Photo.