-: Now let's dive into generative fill.
Now, this functionality is currently inside of Photoshop,
but if you're not a Photoshop expert
or you're trying out Adobe Firefly for free,
this is a really great alternative to be able
to use generative fill.
So let's hop into it.
Now, we're on firefly.adobe.com, just like before.
And I'm gonna go ahead and navigate
to the generative fill tool and click generate.
Now again, we can see all these different options
of what other creators have done.
We can click on those options and remix it ourself.
But what I actually want to do for this is to start
with an actual photo that I've taken.
So I'm gonna grab this photo as our base image
and we're gonna see what we can do with this platform.
So I'm gonna drag it in.
And now here is our main layout.
On the left, we can either insert or remove.
So these are our two main tools.
If I wanted to insert something, let's say I wanna go here
and highlight this portion of the car, okay?
And now I'm gonna type in my prompt.
So I wanna do, let's say a golden racing stripe.
Now, Firefly's gonna go in, take my prompt
and generate a new part of the image
only where I've selected.
And just like that,
we have a golden racing stripe on the hood of the car.
And we have different iterations as well
that we can scroll through until we find what we like.
And if we don't find an iteration that we like,
we can click more and Firefly is gonna go through
and generate even more options.
But let's just say that we went through a few iterations
and we're really happy with this option.
I'm gonna click keep.
And now that new addition is baked into our image.
Now, if I went to the remove tool,
it's gonna be the same exact masking function,
but instead of adding something new on top of the image,
what it's actually gonna do is remove aspects of the image.
So let's say that if I zoom in here,
I wanna remove this part of my car.
What I'm gonna do is go ahead and click
and highlight that side camera.
And I'm hoping that once I hit remove,
Firefly's gonna go and smooth that out so it's cleaner,
the design is even more minimal than it already is,
and it's gonna just create a slightly different aesthetic.
And if we zoom in, it actually really did an excellent job
of taking out my side view camera.
So if we look at the original and Zoom in,
there's quite a bit of detail right here.
And if we go to the edited version,
that's pretty impressive.
So I'm gonna hit keep.
And another thing I wanted to mention,
I'm gonna just zoom out a little bit,
we have our add and subtract mask.
So let's say I wanted to highlight all of me.
So I'm gonna zoom out
and I wanna highlight just me.
I have the add mask function selected,
but let's say there's areas of this that I want to undo
or remove, I select subtract.
Now, that's gonna act as an eraser tool
and remove the excess part of the mask that we don't want
to change in the image.
So I'm gonna go ahead and hit clear to get rid of that.
And the other thing that we can do
is click this settings tab.
And this is gonna allow us to change our brush size,
the hardness of our brush and the brush opacity.
Now, if we wanted to remove the background,
we can literally just click the background function
and remove the background entirely.
So just like that, we have our background selected.
I can hit invert
and do the exact opposite part of the masking,
and we could remove that background instantly.
But for this example, I'm just gonna hit clear to undo that.
And the last tool is this pan tool.
So this is gonna allow us to zoom in and we can click
and hold the image to get a lot more specific on the area
that we want to highlight.
So let's say we wanted to change the composition of this,
and rather than me, the individual, walking to the car,
what if we wanted to just remove me completely
and make this just a much more car-centric
and car-focused image?
I'm gonna go ahead and highlight all the outside
of where I am in the image
and we're gonna see how good of a job Firefly can do
at completely removing me,
but then also seamlessly creating a brand new background.
Perfect. So just like that, we have multiple options.
That one, not so much. That one's decent.
There's some distortions.
This one is pretty on point, at first glance.
If we zoom in,
there's some artifacting here that's going on.
So let's go ahead and create more options.
And now we have three new iterations.
That one's not too bad. That one's not too bad.
I wanna do one more
'cause I really wanna get a clean final image.
So here's our third iteration.
It does change the body styling a bit.
It's really, you know, making it look
like a slightly different car.
But we have multiple options to use.
We could go in
and refine this to really dial it in and make it perfect.
But let's say we got this
to a point we were really happy with.
I'm gonna hit keep and then we can go to download
and download the high res version of this edit.
Here's our final edit and here is our unedited version.
It's pretty cool, really a unique tool
and a lot of interesting functionality to completely remix
and reedit your photos.