AI image generation is already becoming a pretty crowded space, with models including DALL-E 2 and MidJourney churning out all manner of weird and wonderful works based on text prompts. Slightly late to the party is Adobe Firefly, integrated into Photoshop this month. But its Generative Fill tool is already turning heads.
Generative Fill allows users to select a portion of an image and fill it with new imagery generated using a text prompt. The tool has already gone wild on Twitter, with users discovering all manner of imaginative uses for it – and perhaps the most entertaining yet is the expansion of iconic album covers. (Looking for inspiration? Check out the best Photoshop tutorials.)
