What it does well
- Removes objects and fills areas with realistic AI-generated content
- Generates multiple variations to choose from for creative flexibility
- Integrates seamlessly into Photoshop's existing workflow
- Dramatically reduces time spent on manual retouching
Where it falls short
- Requires generative credits which deplete with use
- Sometimes struggles with complex scenes and fine details
- Subscription-dependent feature locked to Adobe Creative Cloud
AI Capabilities
| Generative Fill | Yes |
| Generative Expand | Yes |
| Text-to-Image Generation | Yes |
| Powered by Adobe Firefly | Yes |
| Contextual Awareness | Yes |
Content
| Generative Credits (Monthly) | 100 |
Core Features
| One-Click Content Removal | Yes |
| Seamless Blending | Yes |
| Selection-based Editing | Yes |
| Web Version Support | Yes |
| iPad App Support | Yes |
Integrations
| Cloud Sync Integration | Yes |
Photoshop (Monthly)
$23.49/mo
- Generative Fill with generative credits
- Full Photoshop desktop application
- Cloud storage (100GB)
- Mobile apps access
- Adobe Fonts
Photoshop (Annual)
Custom
$239.88/yr billed annually
- Generative Fill with generative credits
- Full Photoshop desktop application
- Cloud storage (100GB)
- Mobile apps access
- Adobe Fonts
Creative Cloud All Apps
$54.49/mo
- Generative Fill with generative credits
- All Adobe Creative Cloud applications
- Cloud storage (100GB)
- Premium fonts and assets
- Mobile apps
Photoshop on the Web (Free)
Free
- Limited Generative Fill access
- Basic editing tools
- Cloud storage (2GB)
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