Generative AI is creating a lot of buzz right now — and for good reason. There is enormous promise to this technology that can produce images or text effects from just a description. And now, generative ai text effects powered by Adobe Firefly are available for you to use directly in Adobe Express.
Adobe Express users might feel apprehension around generative AI. Some believe that the tools are too complex or that the prompt writing is too hard. Some worry that the tools don’t generate unique content or that the content quality is, for lack of a better word, weird. Maybe an image looks strangely familiar to objects in the real world yet contain surreal imperfections and therefore feel a bit off.
There’s also the question of practical use cases for generative AI. What is this stuff good for, anyway? In this article, I’ll go over some best practices for Adobe Express’s new text effects features including where to find the feature and how to write effective prompts that produce high-quality and unique effects. I’ll also get into some ideas for how to use the text effects and for which types of content they add the most value.


