Adobe Unveils New Firefly AI Image Models and Revamped Web App
Adobe introduced the latest version of its Firefly AI image generation models on Thursday, including a vector generation model and an updated web app that integrates its AI models alongside select competitors’ offerings. A Firefly mobile app is also in development.
The Firefly Image Model 4, according to Adobe, enhances quality, speed, and control over output structure, style, camera angles, and zoom compared to earlier models. It supports image generation up to 2K resolution. A more advanced version, Image Model 4 Ultra, excels at rendering intricate scenes with fine details and complex structures.
Alexandru Costin, Adobe’s VP of Generative AI, explained that the models were trained with significantly more computational power to produce highly detailed images. He noted improvements in text generation within images and new features allowing users to input reference images to guide the model’s style.
Adobe has also made its Firefly video model, previously in limited beta, widely available. This model enables users to create video clips from text prompts or images, adjust camera angles, define start and end frames, add atmospheric effects, and customize motion design elements. It supports video generation at resolutions up to 1080p.
The Firefly Vector Model generates editable vector artwork, enabling users to create and modify logos, product packaging, icons, scenes, and patterns.
The Firefly web app now provides access to Adobe’s models as well as select image and video generation models from OpenAI (GPT image generation), Google (Imagen 3 and Veo 2), and Flux (Flux 1.1 Pro). Users can seamlessly switch between models, and all generated images include content credentials for attribution. Adobe suggested more AI models may be integrated into the web app later.
Image Credits:Adobe Adobe is also testing Firefly Boards, a collaborative canvas for ideation and moodboarding. Users can generate or import images, remix them, and collaborate, similar to platforms like Visual Electric, Cove, or Kosmik. Firefly Boards is accessible via the Firefly web app.
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Image Credits:Adobe Adobe plans to integrate these new models into its product lineup soon but has not shared a specific timeline.
Adobe has made its Text-to-Image API and Avatar API generally available, with a new Text-to-Video API now in beta. These are accessible through Adobe’s Firefly Services, a suite of APIs, tools, and services.
Additionally, Adobe is testing Adobe Content Authenticity, a web app that allows users to attach credentials to their work for ownership and attribution via metadata. Users can also specify whether their images can be used for AI model training.
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Adobe introduced the latest version of its Firefly AI image generation models on Thursday, including a vector generation model and an updated web app that integrates its AI models alongside select competitors’ offerings. A Firefly mobile app is also in development.
The Firefly Image Model 4, according to Adobe, enhances quality, speed, and control over output structure, style, camera angles, and zoom compared to earlier models. It supports image generation up to 2K resolution. A more advanced version, Image Model 4 Ultra, excels at rendering intricate scenes with fine details and complex structures.
Alexandru Costin, Adobe’s VP of Generative AI, explained that the models were trained with significantly more computational power to produce highly detailed images. He noted improvements in text generation within images and new features allowing users to input reference images to guide the model’s style.
Adobe has also made its Firefly video model, previously in limited beta, widely available. This model enables users to create video clips from text prompts or images, adjust camera angles, define start and end frames, add atmospheric effects, and customize motion design elements. It supports video generation at resolutions up to 1080p.
The Firefly Vector Model generates editable vector artwork, enabling users to create and modify logos, product packaging, icons, scenes, and patterns.
The Firefly web app now provides access to Adobe’s models as well as select image and video generation models from OpenAI (GPT image generation), Google (Imagen 3 and Veo 2), and Flux (Flux 1.1 Pro). Users can seamlessly switch between models, and all generated images include content credentials for attribution. Adobe suggested more AI models may be integrated into the web app later.
Adobe is also testing Firefly Boards, a collaborative canvas for ideation and moodboarding. Users can generate or import images, remix them, and collaborate, similar to platforms like Visual Electric, Cove, or Kosmik. Firefly Boards is accessible via the Firefly web app.
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Boston, MA | July 15 REGISTER NOWAdobe plans to integrate these new models into its product lineup soon but has not shared a specific timeline.
Adobe has made its Text-to-Image API and Avatar API generally available, with a new Text-to-Video API now in beta. These are accessible through Adobe’s Firefly Services, a suite of APIs, tools, and services.
Additionally, Adobe is testing Adobe Content Authenticity, a web app that allows users to attach credentials to their work for ownership and attribution via metadata. Users can also specify whether their images can be used for AI model training.
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