P: History of Previous Generated Images

[Seph5CDA]

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.

[Fabio Staiano]

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!

[Tracy.H]

Thanks for suggesting! We’ll share with our team.

[jdega]

It would be great to see a full history of what I've generated so far also.

[Tracy.H]

You can use your browser's back button to get to a previous generation.

[McKinneyDigital]

While playing around on firefly, I worry that if I have on I like, that I can't revert back to a previous image that I like, like I can do in photoshop, and wondered if there was a way to see previous ones we liked. I love how you incorporate numerous already photoshop styles into the work, but was wondering if we could do an undo to a previous style. Maybe I put pastel to see how it would look, didn't like it, take it away, but the image is different type of thing. I was wondering if there was a way to just undo something I was trying that didn't turn out well and I found it hard to do so. 

[Tracy.H]

For now, you can use your browser's back button to see your previous image generations.

[D. Humann]

It would be great if the Firefly stored prompt history. I understand that you pass URL params to the API and thus you can use the browser history to navigate through the various generations. However, a dedicated History Panel or History Page would be helpful. Perhaps separated by Date/Time and keyword searchable would be helpful.

[Tracy.H]

Thanks for suggesting! This is definitely a highly requested feature. You can use your browser's back button to see previous generated images for now. (Merging all requests for this feature here so we can track the demandd for it)

[McKinneyDigital]

Thank you 😊

[Robert Roll]

Agree that History function is critical.

Especially when we are "in the zone" and creating a series of designs, the ability to look back (maybe later or the next day) is a really useful part of the process. The ability to scroll back in Midjourney through every prompt and illustration I've ever done is a main factor in it being my go-to app for AI creation.

[Dominic29040392kftb]

+1. This would be very helpful

[Andrew Kavanagh]

Awesome suggestion!

[Hérisson ᴴᴰ]

In Firefly, that would be awesome if there was a history section for the generated content. Currently it's not possible. So far, anything previously generated with Firefly seems to be disappearing unless downloaded, before generating the next content. That would be awesome, if that feature comes anytime possible. 

[Moh4]

I think it's a great tool, however you could go back to the previous 3 images if you don't agree with the new ones

[Strudelbrain]

It would be useful to have an history panel where all your iteration with the AI are stored (generated images+promt+settings) in order to have a chronology and being able to recap/reuse your workflow.

[dTillmann]

On another AI platform there is an account history, with prompts and their results. It would be interesting to have access to this collection, or define which prompt to record in the history, as well as which results.

[Tracy.H]

For now you can use your browser's back button to get to your previous image generations.

[amalyn.net]

Hadn't realized there wasn't a way to revisit previously generated images. There were a few I wanted to work further with, but had worked with a different one instead.

[Gary Ferster]

A History panel like Photoshop and Illustrstor would be great to do this. It's cloud based so maybe a version history, too. 

[Tracy.H]

You can use your browser's back button to see previous generated images.

[rkgb]

I would like to have a history of my generated images so I can access them later on. this is important for when the next generation doesn't come out as good as the previous one and you want start again from a previous reference.

[Jesús Alonso Abad]

I am using my browser's bookmarks for this purpose and they just do the job. It is possible to use them for this purpose, but cumbersome (we would have to open them, as the bookmark title/text may not be enough), inefficient for both the users and Adobe (unnecessary operations in both the front- and back-end sides), and highly sensitive to future changes (renaming a tag, a parameter, or moving the application to a different URL would break every bookmark).

This is an amazing application and I am happy to use it. The history/bookmarks/favorites feature would boost our productivity even further!

[LordCreative]

It would be great to be able to source your prompt history and have an image archive. Right now I find myself downloading way more images than I actually should, since it appears there is no way to go back in Firefly and review your historical image creations and then simply download a few selects. Also, it would be useful to be able to grab one or more of my historical images from a Firefly archive and use them as a reference/blend image (similar workflow as MJ). Thank you!

[Aries1111]

One thing I keep finding myself trying to do is to "go back" to the previous render/design after I have refreshed the image. Perhaps it can be something like what Adobe Lightroom does when you compare the "Before / After" side by side. Allowing the user to select to "keep" or to "use new render" or something like this. 

[TrevorDavis]

I would like to be able to save my creations in my profile without needing to submit them to the gallery for review. This should save the prompt, text and typeface (in the case of text effects), style and all other attributes required to accurately generate the same image again. If the model is updated, I think it's okay to have different output.