Adobe gives users the flexibility to choose from a variety of partner generative Al models in Adobe Firefly for their creative workflows. With partner models, users can explore different aesthetic styles without switching between applications and workflows and select the partner model that best suits their needs.
When generating content, you can select between Adobe’s proprietary models or a partner model from the Model dropdown menu.
No matter which generative AI models you use within our creative apps, user content is not and will not be used to train generative AI models.
Yes, Adobe Firefly supports multiple AI models so you can explore more styles and creative directions. You can generate variations using models from Google (including Nano Banana), Luma, OpenAI, Pika, Flux.ai, Ideogram, Runway, and others as they become available.
In choosing model partners, Adobe takes a community-first approach. We select models that offer the controls and capabilities you want at the quality level that meets your needs.
Adobe provides access to information on the partner models you can use in Adobe apps, but it is the responsibility of the creator to decide whether partner models are appropriate for their projects, taking into consideration factors such as the focus of the model, how it was trained, and whether or not it is safe for commercial use.