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November 21, 2025
Question

Make lighting and color options adjustable

  • November 21, 2025
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Hi there! I came back to Firefly after a couple months away and found that a couple of the filters I like to use on my images (the "low lighting" and "Warm color" options) now push the color so orange and so dark that they're unusable. Is there a way to adjust those setting so the effect is more subtle? I think having that adjustability for any of the lighting and color options would be really helpful. I've tried adjusting prompts for it but have limited success with that approach. 

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December 8, 2025

Hey @Kathleen33519801zw29 

 

I put together a video that allows you to change the background colour using different gradients and sub prompts generated by Firefly Model 5.
The Video covers the following:

Changing the background color / lighting using Adobe Firefly Model 5
How to change the background colour of an image, while keeping the same image.

Choosing our colour palette (Adobe Color)

Creating various gradients (Illustrator)

Use Adobe Express to create a gradient

 

Go into Firefly Boards:

Place product images

Change the prompt

Choose the best prompt for your background colours.

Inspiring
December 4, 2025

Hi @Kathleen33519801zw29

 

Thanks so much for coming back to Firefly and for explaining what you’re seeing with those filters. That sounds really frustrating, especially when you’re used to those options giving you a look you like.​

Right now, there isn’t a way to directly “turn down” the strength of the Low lighting or Warm color options in Firefly, so they can definitely feel too strong in some images. In the meantime, one workaround is to leave those toggles off and instead describe a softer look in your prompt (for example, asking for gentle warm tones or soft lighting), then fine-tune the result in an editor like Photoshop, Lightroom, or Adobe Express if you use those.​

The request you’ve shared, which includes sliders or some form of intensity control for each lighting and color option, makes a lot of sense and aligns with what others have been asking for as well. This kind of feedback really helps shape what the team works on next, so your note is being passed along as a feature request, allowing them to consider more controls in future updates.

^Sam