Adobe’s Image Generation Workflow Is Incredibly Frustrating and Even the Bug Reporter Is Broken

I’m getting increasingly frustrated with Adobe’s image generation interface because the workflow feels actively hostile to iteration.

Every single time I generate a new image, the interface jumps all the way back to the top and takes me to the very first image in the session. When I’m working through multiple versions, that means I constantly have to scroll back down and hunt for the newest result. It completely breaks the creative flow and turns what should be a fast iterative process into repetitive busywork.

The expected behavior is obvious: stay where I am, or automatically focus on the newly generated image. Instead, the interface keeps throwing me back to the beginning like it has no awareness of what I’m currently working on.

What makes this even more irritating is that the bug reporting experience itself appears to be broken or unreliable. So not only am I dealing with a frustrating interface bug, but the tool that is supposed to let me report that bug is also giving me problems.

At this point, the whole experience feels cheap, unpolished, and not prioritized. This is Adobe. Image creation and creative workflows are supposed to be core strengths of the platform. Basic usability issues like preserving scroll position during image generation should not be making it into a production experience, especially when they directly impact productivity.

For longer sessions, this gets annoying extremely quickly. Generate. Jump to the top. Scroll back down. Generate again. Jump to the top again. Repeat.

Please fix the image generation interface so it stays focused on the newest result, and please make sure the feedback/bug reporting system actually works. These are small things individually, but together they make the feature feel far less polished than it should.