https://news.adobe.com/news/2026/06/adobe-unveils-major-expansionAdobe is expanding its Firefly AI assistant into Premiere, Illustrator, InDesign, and Frame.io, where it can automate all sorts of tasks such as organizing clips, renaming assets, adding interview markers, rearranging layers, and finding missing fonts.It's available starting today as part of a public beta. It's not a finished project, it is expected to improve.Adobe is slowly transforming Firefly to increasingly resemble Canva, at least when it comes to AI features, loading up the app with AI tools that can generate images, videos and storyboards. >The company is now adding a new feature called Elements that can save AI-generated characters, objects and locations for later use. So it is not generated again wasting resources.Firefly is also getting a Projects feature that can store existing assets in one place, and share context. This could be useful for teams creating a video series or brand campaigns. Both of these features are currently available in a private beta.The company said users can now describe a brand and its style, or upload existing collateral, in Firefly to have it generate a brand kit, complete with logos, brand identity and color palettes, or even generate product videos from photos. Users can also create storyboards to create videos.
>>537370195is that goyslop girl?
>>537370368the same
>>537370195You can most of this for free using OpenClaw + Canva skill and nano banana 2 (free tier).
>>537370195Yeah, getting bad huh
>>537370195If I was going to generate an image of this, it would be a guy working at his computer with an all seeing eye creature watching over his shoulder at everything he does.
>>537370195>It's not a finished project, it is expected to improve.It's not X, it's Y.
>>537370195I have a cracked version of PS 2020. Why do people use any modern version of Adobe unless you work for a company under their Adobe licenses? If you're just a freelance artist/content creator, you should be using old versions of the software that worked fine back in the day. Why even bother with new versions?
>slowly transforming Firefly to increasingly resemble CanvaMakes sense. The entire reason Canva took off was the adobe tools were overwhelming for people who don't have years of experience and Firefly doesn't make much sense as just a standalone generative AI app when their proprietary model's behind all the major frontier ones people are used to using anyways.>If you're just a freelance artist/content creator, you should be using old versions of the software that worked fine back in the day. Why even bother with new versions?If by "freelance", you mean a barista who went to school for GD and once in a blue moon does a logo for $50, sure. But anyone working full time, $80/mo is a tiny expense. I've had shitty warehouse jobs that paid fuckall where I burned more money a month replacing boots, clothes, etc.
>>537370195is this the prettiest woman in the world?
>>537370368No that's a man
>>537370952This is a very informative video that reminds me I am helpless to the whims of mentally ill freaks who think it's ok to run the world like a giant nursery for the domesticated human animal
I switched to Affinity a couple of years ago, but if you're that stuck with Adobe just pirate their software.It still works and you have to block it from phoning home anyway so no it works without the AI and telemetry, just pure pajeetware bloat.
>>537370195Just pirate Adobe MCCS6. Look for the X-Force keygen (Windows only). It's patch free, just run the keygen in a disposable VM to be sure.
>>537373881>adobe tools were overwhelming for people who don't have years of experienceThat wide open-endedness is the appeal! Nothing worse than a hand-holding UI with a scroll wheel and four toolbar buttons (like most of GNOME).
