WATERMARK

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WATERMARK WHY BRO WHY

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Are you an unpaid user?
Because The watermark is applied to downloads or exports of your content created with Firefly when you are an unpaid user. The watermarked content is still available to be used for commercial purposes. To remove the watermark, you can subscribe to the Firefly Premium plan, Adobe Express Premium, or one of our other plans.

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

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Mariam Hovhannesyan

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Are you an unpaid user?
Because The watermark is applied to downloads or exports of your content created with Firefly when you are an unpaid user. The watermarked content is still available to be used for commercial purposes. To remove the watermark, you can subscribe to the Firefly Premium plan, Adobe Express Premium, or one of our other plans.

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

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jane-e

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Is this an image you generated in Firefly or did you get it from elsewhere?
Do you get this with all images you generate using Firefly?
Are you using a Beta version or released version?

Jane

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PeacefulWarrior63

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Thnx for ur answers. And, no, I haven not generated anything...I am editing pages for a publishing house, and some of the edits I need to make fall in the area of the companyś watermark diagonally across the page. I am unable to highlight a word(s) in that area, for example, to make an edit.

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jane-e

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@PeacefulWarrior63

You have jumped in on an old thread in the Adobe Firefly form about watermarks that Adobe generates. Is this your issue or is it different? Please clarify. We also need your operating system and version of Adobe Firefly (or other Adobe software that you were using)

Showing a screenshot that includes her entire workspace will be helpful.

Jane

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