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Hello, and happy Tuesday!
Here’s what’s in today’s menu:
- Grammy’s ‘Okay’ with AI use, but…🤐
- 😉 AirBnb’s CEO says don’t fear AI.
- ⚒️ 3 AI tools you don’t want to miss.
- Forget Photoshop. Use Adobe Firefly’s magical AI Generative Fill feature for free. (Tutorial by Spotlight)
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➡️ The Grammys have made a groundbreaking decision, giving the green light to artificial intelligence (AI) in music. However, there’s a catch! While AI can be used in award-eligible songs, fully AI-generated tracks won’t be considered for any awards. Read more.
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How to Use Adobe Firefly’s AI Generative Fill
1️⃣ Access Adobe Firefly AI
- Open your web browser and visit the Adobe Firefly AI page.
2️⃣ Navigate to Generative Fill
- On the Firefly AI page, locate the Generative Fill section.
3️⃣ Initiate Generative Fill
- Click on the “Generate” button within the Generative Fill section.
4️⃣ Upload an Image
- Look for the “Upload Image” option and click on it to select and upload your desired photo.
5️⃣ Change the Image Background
- To modify the image background, find and click on the “Background” button.
- This will remove the current background from the image.
6️⃣ Describe the Desired Output
- Use the provided prompt input to describe what you want to generate as the new background.
- Type in your description based on your creative vision or requirement.
7️⃣ Generate New Background Options
- Click on the “Generate” button to initiate the generation process.
- Adobe Firefly AI will generate four different options for your new background.
- You can click more to generate more. Or you can click on cancel/keep.
My prompt: Neon city street lights
8️⃣ Edit/Add Objects in the Photo
- If you want to edit objects within the photo, follow these steps:
a) Remove an Object:
- Locate and click on the “Remove” button on the left side of the screen.
- Adjust the brush size by clicking on the “Settings” button.
- Use the brush tool to remove the object from the image.
b) Insert a New Object:
- Click on the “Insert” button.
- Type your prompt to describe the new object you want to add.
- Click “Generate” to start adding the new object to your photo.
9️⃣ Experiment with Additional Object Removals/Additions (If Desired)
- Repeat the process described in Step 08 to remove or add more objects to your photo.
- Adjust the brush size and shape according to the object you want to manipulate.
- This is what I got:
That’s it!
You’ve now gone through a step-by-step tutorial on using Adobe Firefly to explore its various features for generative fill, changing backgrounds, and editing objects in your photos.
No need to purchase or download Adobe Photoshop. 😵💫
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