Content restriction when trying to replace a cigarette with a glass of wine

[Dag36983339g4wt]

Hi! I’m trying to replace a cigarette with a glass of wine in an old print ad from the 80s. Just for a personal poster, not for commercial use.

Photoshop’s generative fill keeps blocking me with a content restriction error. The same does Firefly online. Sometimes it lets me swap the cigarette with a glass of juice, other times it doesn’t even allow that. I even tried describing the specific type of wine glass without using the word “wine,” but still no luck.

Meanwhile, a friend of mine was able to add a glass of wine using Photoshop Express with no issues. He’s based in France (I’m in Norway), so I’m wondering: is this a regional content moderation thing?

Would really appreciate any clarification or workaround suggestions. Thanks!

[Kevin Stohlmeyer]

@Dag36983339g4wt can you share an example file and the exact prompts you are using? It could be a combination of the two.

[Dag36983339g4wt]

This is the image I used. I selected the hand and area around it.
Prompts I tried: wine glass, glass of wine, flue glass, cocktail, glass of juce etc.
I tried both Photoshop, Photoshop Beta, Photoshop Express and Firefly.

Users have been able to do this with Photoshop for over 30 years, so I don’t see why it shouldn’t be possible now. Other AI tools do this for me without any content restriction issues.

[Monika Gause]

Firefly probably doesn't like the amount of bare skin in the image