Explore generative AI features in Photoshop, powered by Adobe Firefly and the latest partner models like Nano Banana Pro. Speed through busywork and make precise edits quickly, all with complete creative control.
Generate, refine, and composite images faster with AI-powered tools in Photoshop. Make precise edits with Generative Fill and leading AI models. Tilt, rotate, and scale objects in real time with Rotate Object. Blend elements seamlessly with Harmonize. And extend any image with Generative Expand.
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Make precise edits and realistic images.
Generative Fill can help you make complex edits and quickly realize your vision. Get better results and more choice with leading AI models from Adobe, Google Gemini (Nano Banana Pro), and Black Forest Labs (FLUX models), directly in Photoshop. Use a Reference Image to visually guide results or add a specific object to your design, and details like scale and lighting are automatically adjusted to match the scene.
Create seamless composites.
Explore new angles and compositions faster with Rotate Object. Tilt, rotate, and scale objects in real time — without rebuilding all the details. Then use Harmonize to instantly blend your object into any background and match details like lighting, shadow, and color to create a seamless composite. Create anything from polished interior design plans to realistic product mockups with ease.
Quickly expand images.
Easily expand an image in any direction with Generative Expand. Resize the borders to fit the dimensions you need, and generate content that seamlessly blends with the existing image. Or type in a prompt to get a more specific result.
Upscale instantly.
Enhance images with power and flexibility using Generative Upscale and partner models from Topaz Labs. Instantly boost quality, clarity, and sharpness. Increase resolution on your production files and client projects, enhance old photos and scanned images, and more.
Declutter on demand.
Tidy up your scene in a click. Distraction Removal in the Remove tool automatically detects and deletes unwanted elements like wires, background people, vehicles, and poles, then fills in the removed area with new content that matches the background. And use Reflection Removal to delete reflections and clean up images taken through glass.
Swap backgrounds in seconds.
Transport your subject from a local city street to a location across the globe with Generate Background — just type in a description to instantly swap your scenery for a new one that matches the lighting, shadows, and perspective of the subject.
Edit on the go.
Find select AI tools, including Generative Fill and Generative Expand, in Photoshop on the web and in the mobile app. Make a major transformation or precise adjustment wherever inspiration strikes — on your phone, iPad, or in your browser. Your files stay synced, so you can easily move between devices.
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Get started with AI in Photoshop.
Use the latest generative AI features and models to create incredible images in fewer steps.
Open or update Photoshop. Make sure your Photoshop app is updated to the latest version, so you get all the latest generative AI features. If you don’t have a Creative Cloud plan that includes Photoshop, start a trial and download the full version of Photoshop to try free for seven days.
Select your image. Go to File > Open to locate files on your computer. You can also click the New File button on your Photoshop home screen, create a new document, and then select Add from Device in the Contextual Task Bar.
Add, replace, and remove content. To add content, use any selection tool to select part of the image, then click Generative Fill in the Contextual Task Bar and enter a prompt to make precise edits while preserving the image’s original details. Leave the field blank to remove content.
Use partner models from Google Gemini (Nano Banana Pro) and Black Forest Labs (FLUX models), built into Generative Fill, to experiment with different results and get just the look you want. Use Firefly models to create commercially safe results you can confidentially use in professional projects.
For increased accuracy, upload a Reference Image in Generative Fill with Firefly models to guide your results. Apply your reference to the whole image or an object. When using a reference object with Generative Fill, the content will be automatically adjusted to match the details of the selected area such as scale and lighting.
Composite images. Add an object to your canvas and then use Rotate Object to quickly tilt, rotate, and scale it in real time to visualize new angles and concepts without building variations from scratch. Then, blend it into the background with Harmonize, which automatically adjusts lighting, shadows, color, and other details to create a seamless composite..
Expand your image. Easily adjust the aspect ratio of your image to fit any frame with Generative Expand. Select the Crop tool, drag the handles to set your crop boundaries, and then click Generate. Photoshop fills in the new space with content that seamlessly matches what’s already there. Use a prompt to generate specific results.
Export, share, or send to Firefly Boards. To export your image, go to File > Export > Export As, set all your preferences in the dialog box, then click Export. To share your files, go to File > Share for Review, or click the Share icon in the options bar to share, invite to edit, send to other apps, and more.
You can also use the Share and Export menus to quickly open and send files to Firefly Boards, a workspace for rapid visual ideation, to create mood boards, explore variations, and align on creative concepts. Designs created in Firefly Boards can be easily opened in Photoshop, creating a frictionless creative roundtrip.
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Explore more AI-powered tools in Photoshop:
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Layer Cleanup: Automatically add descriptive labels and remove empty layers. Declutter quickly so you can easily pick up where you left off and hand off files with clarity.
Remove tool: Replace unwanted elements in your image simply by brushing over what you want to remove. Use General Distractions in the Remove Tool to automatically detect and delete unwanted elements such as signs, vehicles, and other visual clutter.
Reflection Removal: Automatically reduce or remove reflections from windows in your photos to improve image quality and clarity.
Firefly Boards: Accelerate ideation in an AI-powered visual workspace for rapid concept exploration and mood boarding. Seamlessly send designs back to Photoshop for precise editing and final production.
AI Sharpen andAI Denoise: Instantly recover detail and sharpness and reduce noise with generative AI filters powered by Topaz Labs.
Generate Similar: Quickly explore creative directions by creating visually consistent variations of generated content until you reach your desired outcome.
Object Selection: Make accurate selections of people and fine details like hair, clothing, and facial features with less manual work.
Select Subject and Remove Background: Quickly and easily select complex subjects and remove backgrounds with precision, speed, and control.
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Questions? We have answers.
Photoshop is available for iPhone, Android mobile, and iPad. Adobe has integrated several AI-powered features, including Generative Fill and Generative Expand, into Photoshop on these devices. This allows you to make powerful edits and additions to images using simple text prompts.
Photoshop includes a growing selection of AI-powered tools, including Generative Fill, Generative Expand, Rotate Object, Harmonize, Generate Image, Generate Background, the Remove tool, Generative Upscale, and Layer Cleanup.
Yes. Photoshop now supports partner AI models for Generative Fill, including options from Google Gemini (Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro), and Black Forest Labs (FLUX models). You can choose your preferred model from the model picker in the Contextual Task Bar.
Yes, generative AI features in Photoshop are cloud-based and require an active internet connection to work.
No. Adobe does not and has never trained Adobe Firefly on user content. Adobe Firefly models are trained on a dataset of licensed content, such as Adobe Stock, and public domain content where copyright has expired. Learn more about our approach to generative AI.
Content produced from Adobe Firefly models is safe for commercial use. You can push the bounds of your creativity confidently, knowing that the Firefly generative AI model is trained on licensed content, such as Adobe Stock, and public domain content where copyright has expired. While generative AI features are available for use in the Photoshop (beta) app, the content generated in the Photoshop (beta) app may not be used for commercial purposes.
Photoshop is not free, but you can sign up for a free trial and try the full version of the app, including all of the generative AI photo editing features like Generative Fill and Generative Expand, for seven days. Or, try editing images with the free version of the Adobe Firefly web app.
Generative AI photo editing helps accelerate editing tasks such as expanding the borders of an image, removing unwanted elements, and more. These features streamline your workflows and help reduce routine work, allowing more time to focus on creative ideation and complex editing. Generative AI photo editing is also extremely helpful to small business owners, social media marketers, project managers, and others who need to produce and edit images for their work but don’t have a big photo budget.
The Remove Background tool in Photoshop, powered by Adobe Firefly, automatically isolates your subject in one click with clean, precise edges. It accurately selects complex areas like hair and fine details, and because it is part of the Photoshop editing workspace, you can refine the selection, generate a new background using a text prompt, and composite other elements into your scene.
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