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Can Firefly Image 3 (preview) be used for commercial purposes?

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Jun 12, 2024 Jun 12, 2024

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Hello,
I can't figure out the Generative Fill feature in Photoshop is it still beta?
Can it be used for commercial purposes?
My Photoshop is Photoshop v25.9.1

And my second question is can Firefly Image 3 (preview) be used for commercial purposes? And if you could tell me what date it went from beta to preview? I've been learning how it works for a while now and I just saw that there is a limit to what can be used for commercial purposes.
I looked in the images that I have generated and downloaded to see if there is information somewhere, when and with what version they were generated, but it is absolutely empty. It's not like a camera photo has full information.

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Thanks for the reply, but to be honest, even after reading it twice, it's not clear to me if I can use it in the current version (Firefly Image 3 (preview)) for commercial use.
I have read elsewhere that anything that is beta cannot be used for commercial use.
I visited one of the sites in the link you provided:
https://contentcredentials.org/
But I noticed that if the generated image is passed through Photoshop it doesn't show any data. And there is always something to improve on the images.

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I have read elsewhere that anything that is beta cannot be used for commercial use.

By @sunnyfrog

 

That is true for Generative AI, not for "anything that is beta". Are you using the released version or the beta version of Photoshop?
https://www.adobe.com/legal/licenses-terms/adobe-gen-ai-user-guidelines.html

 

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8. Commercial Use

In general, you may use outputs from generative AI features commercially. However, if Adobe designates in the product or elsewhere that a beta version of a generative AI feature cannot be used commercially, then the generated outputs from that beta feature are for personal use only and cannot be used commercially.

 

Jane

 

 

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Thanks for the reply,
This is my photoshop version:  Photoshop v25.9.1. There was an update today.
I haven't downloaded a special version. But I see that there are tools for generation.
The images I generate have too many things to fix, especially if it involves precise geometry, like a star or a snowflake for example.

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