Adobe, the artificial intelligence vehicle that can create images from text and visuals, has offered Generate Image to the overall beta version. Here are the details!

Adobe Firefly Generate Image Beta version has been released. Users will be able to produce 1080p resolution and 24 frames/seconds, up to 5 seconds long images.

Competition with Adobe’s new artificial intelligence model

Generate video, especially working. The option from the text to the image will allow you to create an image with written commands, while the option from visual to image will be the opportunity to direct the image production process by adding a reference image. Adobe increased the image quality from 720p to 1080p and offered new setting options for content producers. However, the period of images that can be created was terminated with a maximum of 5 seconds. OpenAI’s Sora Model can produce images up to 20 seconds, which means four times the deadline offered by Firefly.

The updated Firefly Web application now has a stronger integration with Adobe Creative Cloud applications for Photoshop, Premiere Pro and Express. Adobe said that it was only trained with public and licensed content and that the produced images are suitable for commercial use.

The Generate image is available on the Firefly platform, while Scene To Image and Translate Audio and image features were included in the beta process. However, these new vehicles can only be accessed by the subscription system. Adobe introduced a credit -based subscription model for Firefly, giving users the right to create a reasonable number of images and translation through standard and pro packages. Together with the new subscription system, content producers announced that different usage options are offered.