Image Generation
Midjourney
Create breathtaking AI-generated art from text descriptions.
Adobe's generative AI
Adobe Firefly is Adobe's generative AI toolset, designed to be commercially safe and integrated into Adobe's creative ecosystem. It generates images, text effects, and vector graphics from text prompts, with the unique advantage of being trained on licensed Adobe Stock and public domain content. This makes Firefly the safest choice for businesses concerned about copyright. Integrated into Photoshop, Illustrator, and Express, it enhances creative workflows with AI-powered features like Generative Fill and Generative Expand.
Choose the plan that fits your needs.
Basic generations
For regular creators
For professionals
For organizations
Create safe, legal visuals for academic projects.
Generate assets via Firefly API for apps.
Produce copyright-safe marketing visuals.
Create illustrations without copyright concerns.
Generate safe visual content for guides.
Create commercial content with IP indemnification.
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Patricia L.
Creative Director
The commercial safety guarantee is why we chose Firefly. No copyright worries. The Photoshop Generative Fill integration is incredibly powerful for client work.
June 21, 2026
Steve J.
Graphic Designer
Firefly shines when used with Photoshop. Generative Fill and Expand are genuinely useful features. As a standalone generator, Midjourney produces better art.
June 14, 2026
Amara K.
Marketing Lead
We use Firefly for all marketing visuals because of the copyright safety. Quality is good, though not as artistic as Midjourney. The credit system is manageable.
June 7, 2026

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