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Manan1816
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March 24, 2026
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When we edit photos with Firefly, The resolution of the final image is not same as the uploaded image why is that , why can't the final output resolution be same as original and why it is being reduced

When we edit photos with Firefly, The resolution of the final image is not same as the uploaded image why is that , why can't the final output resolution be same as original and why it is being reduced , keep the resolution same of final output image that's my final suggestion 

    droopydog500
    droopydog500Correct answer
    Community Manager
    March 28, 2026

    Hi ​@Manan1816 ,

    This is an artefact of how AI image editing is done. It is not making modifications to an existing image—It is creating a new image based on the input image. For that reason, it is limited to the maximum resolution of the output of the model. Depending on what you are trying to do, you might be able to use generative editing in Photoshop to edit selections of an image without having the whole image regenerated.

     

    My best,

         droopy

    Adobe Community Expert (not an Adobe employee)

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    katherines64682277
    Participant
    June 8, 2026

    I’m having the same issue. – so basically, it’s ok for Social Media fun, but not ok for actual graphic design for print. 

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    N8.
    Community Expert
    September 19, 2026

    As ​@droopydog500  mentioned, there are other tools like PS .

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    droopydog500
    Community Manager
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    Community Manager
    March 28, 2026

    Hi ​@Manan1816 ,

    This is an artefact of how AI image editing is done. It is not making modifications to an existing image—It is creating a new image based on the input image. For that reason, it is limited to the maximum resolution of the output of the model. Depending on what you are trying to do, you might be able to use generative editing in Photoshop to edit selections of an image without having the whole image regenerated.

     

    My best,

         droopy

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