Photoshop Generative Fill brings prompt-based editing into the industry-standard editor, powered by Adobe Firefly.
Generative Fill lets Photoshop users select any area and describe a change in plain language — add objects, extend backgrounds, remove distractions, or restyle scenes while matching lighting and perspective. Generative Expand extends the canvas the same way. Because it lives inside Photoshop, results stay fully editable with layers, masks, and the rest of the pro toolset. Firefly’s commercially safe training makes output usable in client and enterprise work.
Generative Fill is included with Photoshop subscriptions (Photography or Creative Cloud All Apps), consuming generative credits that refill monthly. Credit packs can be purchased when included quotas are exhausted.
Professional photographers, retouchers, and designers who want generative editing inside a mature, non-destructive workflow.
Retouchers remove crowds from travel photos, advertisers extend product shots for billboard crops, and compositers build scenes that would previously require stock photography. Real estate photographers virtually furnish empty rooms for listing images.
Make loose selections that include a little background so the AI can blend edges. Generate three variations before committing, and always inspect results at 100% zoom for texture mismatches.
Generative Fill slots into standard retouching: make a loose selection, prompt the change, then refine with healing brushes and adjustment layers. Because edits stay non-destructive, teams can iterate safely on client work, and Camera Raw plus Lightroom round out the professional photo pipeline.
No, it requires a paid Photoshop or Creative Cloud plan with included generative credits.
Firefly Services APIs expose generative fill for enterprise automation outside the desktop app.
Standalone editors are cheaper, but none match Photoshop’s layer-based control and print-ready output.
Yes, prompt wording plus selection shape drive results; empty prompts fill with context-matching content.
Yes, generative edits land on a separate layer with a mask for non-destructive refinement.
Generation pauses until the monthly refill or you purchase an add-on credit pack.
Yes, generative edits can be applied to RAW-derived layers in Photoshop.
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