"To start, Adobe is allowing Photoshop users to power Generative Fill capabilities using Google and Black Forest Labs' third-party AI models. After selecting their image and giving Generative Fill a prompt - such as describing an object to insert, or replacing an existing object or person with something else - users can switch between Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash, Black Forest's Flux.1 Kontext, and Adobe's Firefly image model, providing a wider variety of results to choose from."
"The Firefly AI image model that powers these editing tools is getting a model upgrade. Adobe says that Firefly Image 5 can generate images in a native four-megapixel resolution without upscaling, and has been optimized to improve its ability to render realistic humans. The model also powers Adobe's new prompt-based editing features that make specific adjustments based on descriptions, and a new Layered Image Editing tool coming to Photoshop t"
Adobe announced generative AI updates for Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and Lightroom Creative Cloud. Photoshop's Generative Fill can now use Google Gemini 2.5 Flash and Black Forest Labs' Flux.1 Kontext alongside Adobe's Firefly, allowing users to switch models for varied results. Photoshop for web introduces an AI Assistant in private beta that executes descriptive editing commands, with a similar Adobe Express beta. Lightroom will receive an Assisted Culling beta to filter and recommend best photos based on focus, angle, and sharpness. Firefly Image 5 generates native four-megapixel images, improves realistic human rendering, and supports prompt-based and layered image editing.
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