Adobe Generative AI Enables 'Recreation' of Existing Images

Introduction of 'Structural Reference' Feature in Firefly

Adobe has added a generative AI feature that applies the structure of an existing image to a newly generated image.

On the 1st, Adobe announced the introduction of the Structure Reference feature in the web application of its generative AI, Firefly.

Adobe Firefly 'Structure Reference' Example

This allows users to easily apply the structure of an existing image to a newly generated one. They can quickly realize their ideas and reduce the effort required to write perfect prompts.

For example, after uploading a photo or sketch of an existing room and clicking the 'Generate' button, users can redesign the overall appearance of the room with a single click.

It is also possible to render a drawing into a realistic image or express an image as a drawing.

By adding depth, texture, lighting, color, and other elements to the drawing to bring it to life, users can create entirely new subjects that are completely different from the reference image while maintaining the same structure.

Adobe explained, "Creators can easily revise their work, marketers can generate various images that comply with brand guidelines, and designers can conveniently create image layouts as well as the structure and poses of subjects."

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