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P: History of Previous Generated Images

Forum|Forum|3 years ago
March 22, 2023
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I want to check the previous images I generated, but Adobe Firefly doesn't have a history or a section of recently generated images. In other AI image generators, you can go back to the previous images you generated. Please provide a section in Adobe Firefly where we can review the past images we generated.

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Devileye8

Participant

It would be useful for the AI to remember the lastly searched prompts to understand the future promts. The history of the searched prompts would be useful to feed the AI easily instead of searching over and over again. Request the team to preserve the history for the users.

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vatsha

Participant

There could be a history tab to help with images that were previously generated as Refreshing once generated, leads to loss of images that were originally displayed as results in the first attempt for generation.

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albertf94260646

Participant

A history of previously used text prompts.

To b able to use previously used text prompts again instead of creating it all again.

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RS Merrifield

Participating Frequently

As I scroll through the work that I've generated and downloaded today some of them really stand out as exactly what I was shooting for (or even better!). I would love to go back to the prompt and tweak it to see what happens. If there already is a history, then please make it easier to find.

droopydog500

Community Manager

Images with prompts and syles are not saved automatically. You have to take action to save them. There are two ways. They originate with the buttons on the top right of an image:

The right one, "favourite", saves them (image, prompt, styles) in the local browser cache. This method allows you to go back and see the image and the prompts and styles that created it. The favourites are only available in that browser on that computer, and can be lost if you delete local browser data. You can see any favourites saved from the "Favourites" tab on the main Firefly page (this example is from a mobile phone):

The button on the left provides several options:

Share link allows to to copy a URL that takes you back to the image in firefly where you can see the image, prompt and styles. This function copies the URL top your clipboard, and you then need to save that URL somewhere where you can retrieve and paste back into the browser when you want to go back to that image/prompt/styles.

If you do not save via one of these, the image/prompt/styles are lost forever.

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LEEEEUMMM

Participant

Create a tab where you can see all your previous renders in case you didn't download them before you regenerated or did something new.

denisw21252849

Participant

To Support,
Creating something is easy. However, if I exit and later go back to the AI tool, the asset I created is not there. It appears I have to download it and or share/promote it to the gallery.
In other AI tools I can return to my work including the images created and the prompts I used.
Where do I view my work and the history of actions etc?

Cheers

Denis

Shawn Kosel

Community Expert

As of right now there is no history. One work around would be to save the url from what you have generated. There will be some differences since Firefly will regenerate the prompt. Good luck!

Studio Rude Box

Participant

It would be nice to pin your best query results in text to image.

This way you can return later and refine of store them to show off 😉

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PEEKY.produkcja

Participant

Probably a lot of users post simillar idea but for me, must have is a feature that allow users to save text prompts and images to gallery similliar to moodboards on behance.

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marciastraub

Participant

Would definitely like to be able to create mood boards that save the "recipe" with the image, and be able to incorporate my own images into the scene

Merging your thread here so we can track the demand for certain features.

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Graphikjules

Inspiring

As a workaround during the beta, I just bookmark pages in my browser (Firefox) and come back to them later as needed

Fabio Staiano

Participating Frequently

It's such a bummer that we lose all the amazing images we create, even the ones that really rock. It'd be awesome if we could have our own private page to save and pin our faves, so we can check them out later whenever we want. Having this feature would totally make our creative process even more fun and memorable!