How does Adobe source images in Generative Fill?

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May 28, 2023
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I'm concerned if I sell my photo, I will get sued because Adobe might be sourcing someone else's file. Is Adobe sourcing its own stock images? Is it inventing these edits on the fly?

That brings up another question: If Adobe is sourcing its own stock, what about making an application that will let me source my images? I mean, source all my photos that are on my hard drives.

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Kevin Stohlmeyer

Community Expert

Hi @MarkGilvey your questions are answered in the FAQ section of the Generative Fill help page:

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/generative-fill.html#faq

MarkGilveyAuthor

Inspiring

Thank you Kevin. Now I know that Adobe sources Adobe Stock, and photographs that are outside of copyright. If I utilize this new feature to augment one of my images, can I sell it? And how would anyone know the added element is generative? The general guidelines state that I could use it with confidence, however the article, Adobe Stock And Firefly says I can't sell it. Firefly is used in the Generative Fill within Photoshop, what's the story there?

Kevin Stohlmeyer

Community Expert

Hi @MarkGilvey this is still in beta Im sure more details will come out before this is released publicly.

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