How can I create realistic RF antenna images in Adobe Firefly?

Of course, you can also use different partner models on the Firefly website, but they are often not commercially safe, which I guess can be a problem for your app and website.

Hi ​@antennatester 
I am not super experienced in technical or engineering-related illustrations but I can share some general tips.

1. Adobe Firefly (native models) is often great for photorealistic images, it’s harder to achieve a particular artistic effect there.
2. Native Firefly models allow you to add style and composition references. The first will help you to keep a consistent style; the later will help to achieve a desirable shape. Even a rough pencil sketch can be very helpful. Use the same style reference images for general look consistency.
3. Firefly cannot generate images with a transparent beckground but you can click on the generated image and go to the Edit tab. There you will find the Remove Background feature. It works pretty well.

   

4. Regarding the prompt, I would go to Claude, send it a couple of good examples and ask to write a prompt specifically for the Firefly native models. Of course, you will need to proofread it and adjust in some cases, but this is quicker than writing it from scratch.

I hope this helps.