Adobe Firefly Gets More Third-Party AI Models And Unveils New Mobile App
This collaboration will enable Firefly users to access a wider range of AI models for enhanced creative potential in their projects. By integrating third-party AI models, Adobe aims to empower content creators with more tools and resources to push the boundaries of their work. This partnership will open up new possibilities for users to experiment with advanced AI capabilities in image and video production. Firefly users can now leverage a diverse selection of AI models to streamline their creative workflows and enhance the quality of their content. Overall, this collaboration between Adobe and third-party providers will facilitate innovation and drive creativity in the digital content creation space.
Adobe is rapidly expanding its Partner Model Integration Program with new AI models from Google, OpenAI, and Black Forest Labs. Software giant Adobe says it is now adding more image and video models from third parties like Ideogram, Luma AI, Pika, and Runway to Adobe Firefly. These new models are part of Adobe’s Partner Model Integration Program and join AI models from the likes of Google, OpenAI, and Black Forest Labs. All models will be available in the latest version of Adobe’s Firefly Boards.
Google's Imagen 4 Model
Adobe has also announced that Google’s latest text-to-image model, Imagen 4 will also join the program and will be available in Firefly’s Text-to-Image feature Veo 3 and will be integrated into both the Text-to-Video and Image-to-Video features. These new models will give content creators even more choice and flexibility for experimenting with AI models. All models will be available from within Adobe’s trusted workflow without users having to leave Firefly or switch to other apps.
Alexandru Costin's Statement
Alexandru Costin, vice president of Generative AI, Adobe Partner Model Integration says: “We built the Firefly app to be the ultimate one-stop shop for creative experimentation—where you can explore different AI models, aesthetics, and media types all in one place. Every new partner model we add gives creators even more flexibility to experiment, iterate, and push their ideas further.” Users can now use the Adobe Firefly mobile app and then switch back to the desktop version when they get back to the office.
Transparency and Collaboration
Adobe says that no matter which model a creator opts to use and upload from within its products, the content will never be used to train generative AI models. This has always been true with Adobe’s Firefly models but it’s also an essential condition of Adobe’s third-party partnership agreements. As part of Adobe’s commitment to transparency, Content Credentials are automatically appended to any AI-generated content produced within Firefly so the user will always know when something was created with a Firefly or one of its partner models.
Firefly Boards Innovations
Today, Adobe is also unveiling innovations to Firefly Boards for creative professionals and their teams to access new ways of developing and collaborating on hundreds of concepts across multiple media formats and all in one place. Firefly Boards give access to Adobe’s commercially safe Firefly models as well as the growing roster of partner models. The latest additions will help unlock more creativity and flexibility.
These latest innovations in Firefly Boards include Generate Video which adds videos generated by Adobe’s commercially safe Firefly Video model and partner models, including Google Veo, Ray2 by Luma AI, and Pika’s text-to-video generator, directly to a Board. Users can make Iterative Edits to images and then experiment and make further edits to images with conversational text prompts using Black Forest Labs’ Flux.1 Kontext and OpenAI’s image generation capabilities. Test prompts can easily be turned into video clips using the new Firefly Mobile app.
Another new feature is the ability to bring order to ideas with a single click. Boards can neatly organize all the visual elements into a clean and presentation-ready layout. Users can also link Adobe documents so that any updates or changes are made in other Adobe apps automatically, syncing to Boards content.
Firefly Mobile App
Adobe is expanding its mobile offering with the launch of the Firefly mobile app for iOS and Android. The new apps bring AI-first creativity to creators no matter where they are. For example, users can generate images and video from anywhere using popular generative AI features, including Generative Fill, Generative Expand, Text to Image, Text to Video, Image to Video. Just like the desktop Firefly app, creators will have the flexibility to choose between using Adobe’s commercially safe Firefly models or partner models from Google and OpenAI, depending on their creative needs for Text to Image, Text to Video, and Image to Video. Anything that’s created in the Firefly mobile app will automatically sync with the creator’s Creative Cloud account. This means they can start creating on a mobile device and then switch over to desktop when they get back to the office. Alternatively, work that was begun on a desktop can be continued on the move by switching over to the Firefly mobile app.