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When I add reference image in partner model Google Nano Banana Pro I can add @image1 @image2 as reference in the prompt so Ai can easily see my reference image in the detail promptOpen for Voting

I would like to propose a powerful enhancement to Adobe’s AI image generation tools: the ability to attach and reference multiple images directly within the prompt using structured tags such as @image1, @image2, @image3, etc.Currently, when working with reference images, the connection between the prompt and the visual inputs can feel implicit and less controllable. By introducing a tagging system, users could explicitly map different parts of their prompt to specific reference images. For example:"Use the lighting style from @image1, the character pose from @image2, and the color palette from @image3."This approach would significantly improve clarity, control, and output quality. It allows the AI to better understand user intent by associating each visual reference with a precise instruction, rather than treating all uploaded images as a blended or ambiguous input.Platforms like Freepik and emerging AI tools have demonstrated that structured referencing enhances both usability and creative precision. It reduces guesswork for the model and enables more complex compositions, such as combining multiple styles, subjects, and environments in a single generation.Key Benefits:Clear mapping between prompt instructions and reference images Improved accuracy in style transfer, composition, and visual consistency Better handling of multi-image workflows (e.g., character + background + lighting references) Enhanced professional use cases such as branding, concept art, and product visualizationSuggested Implementation:Allow users to upload multiple reference images, automatically labeled as @image1, @image2, etc. Enable inline referencing within the prompt text Optionally provide a visual UI showing which tag corresponds to which image Support advanced controls like weighting (e.g., @image1:0.7 influence)This feature would align Adobe’s AI tools with modern creative workflows and significantly improve precision for designers, artists, and content creators.Thank you for considering this enhancement.

Caption tool disrespects "multiline/single line" and "word frequency" settingsOpen for Voting

From the Transcript tab in the Text panel, click the hamburger menu and choose Create Captions.In the Create Captions dialog, click the blue arrow to expand "Captioning Preferences"Slide the "Minimum length in characters" and "Minimum duration in seconds" sliders all the way to the leftUnder "Lines," choose "Single" Expected: The intent is to have a single-word caption for each word spoken.  No captions should be on multiple lines. No captions should contain more than one word.Actual:Captions frequently (and randomly?) occupy multiple lines, despite me explicitly telling PPro i want single lines. Captions frequently (and randomly?) contain more than one word, despite me dragging those sliders all the way to the left.i read this response to someone else having this problem:https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/captions/m-p/13311192... but the size of the text box is not the issue. Premiere Pro will frequently put two words in a single caption, and will frequently multiple-word captions on multiple lines. If i go in and delete the line break, the words can clearly fit on a single line. But there shouldn't even BE multiple words in a caption to begin with, because i have the sliders pulled all the way to the left, and the software should be smart enough to know that a SPACE character indicates a separate word.The net result is that instead of "set it and forget it," i have to spend a lot of time combing through my entire video to make numerous annoying little tweaks to the captions to break up multiple words and multiple lines. i shouldn't have to.