How to use Photoshop's Generative Fill AI tool to easily transform your boring photos

How to Use Photoshop's Generative Fill

1. Pick a Picture

2. Enlarge the Canvas

3. Compare the Images

4. Add a UFO

5. Add a Bus to the Road

6. Clean Up Weirdly Placed Buildings

7. Add a Refinery

8. Behold, the Flying Cows

9. Rubberneckers in the Road

10. Be Careful What You Ask For

11. Don't Tread on Me

12. One More Thing

Some Thoughts

Adobe says all images are derived from Adobe stock images, which explains the limited variety compared to Midjourney. However, this ensures you're in safe licensing territory with Photoshop's Generative Fill, unlike with Midjourney, where you might not know the origin of your image. The AI can be quite picky about what it will create, so expect to spend time trying different prompts and runs. And remember, the size and placement of your selection are crucial—they tell the AI a lot about what you're aiming for.

Have you tried Photoshop's Generative Fill? Let us know your experiences in the comments below. And if you feel like complimenting my artistic genius, feel free to do so in the comments. If you're from the Louvre or the Met and want to display this masterpiece, you can reach me via ZDNET or my socials.

Seriously, though, Generative Fill can be a huge help for those using Photoshop who need to add elements to their images.

Disclaimer: Be cautious when using AI-generated images for commercial purposes, as they could lead to copyright violations.

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