Allow to choose resolution of generated images

I am a digital scrapbooking hobbyist and designer. The paper size for this profession and hobby are 3600 pixels X 3600 pixels (12 inches X 12 inches). Blowing up images from Firefly's current image size of 2048 px X 2048 px is out of the question since it distorts and blurs the image, rendering it unacceptable for digital scrapbooking quality control industry standards. Digital scrapbooking isn't the only industry that requires large image sizes... Many other crafting industries require even larger images than 3600 X 3600.

I love using Firefly, and have created many superb scrapbooking elements with it that I otherwise couldn't create. However, given the current end result image size of 2048px X 2048px, it is impossible to create scrapbooking papers. Therefore, I would like to strongly suggest larger image size options, pariticularly prior to using any prompts — that way the image will not end up blurring or distorting in any way.

Hi,

I'm requesting please add an option if anyone wants the image in high resolution, it will take time to render but it will be more usefull tool for graphics designers.

Thanks

Sahil

This really sucks ... I thought i am the only one with this bug. beacuse i get 1920x1097 px instead 1920x1080 - So i have to take my time for each image to fix it. Please Adobe ... Create correct 16:9 resolutions asap. and 2:1 would also be nice.

Thanks

Hi,

I'm pointing you to my earlier post.

This is a statement from Adobe "We plan to offer higher-resolution images, animation, video, and 3D generative AI features in the future" from this link. 

https://helpx.adobe.com/in/firefly/using/generative-credits-faq.html#

hth

mj

I have the paid version and it's the same thing.

Please fix download quality 

Olá gente,

Eu fiz várias artes no Firefly (web) e gostaria de imprimi-las, mas os resultados são 75cm x 75cm com 72 dpi. Eu gostaria de saber se tem um jeito de gerar com mais resolução. 

obrigada!

Hi @miguelaragon ,

What is the zoom value of the preview?

100% is recommended for determining the quality of an image.

Note that you will need to do an upsample to 300ppi if you plan to print, with resample off.

You will effectively be trading size for resolution without loss in quality.

hth

mj

iMSD

Hi @Einstein1996 ,

If you are applying generative fill to an existing image from your own archive, you're better off doing it in Photoshop.

Res will be maintained.

hth

mj

iMSD