Did you know you can remove distractions from your photos quickly, try a new background, or add something just for fun? You can even remove unwanted objects and fill in the space. It’s really easy using Generative Fill.
Generative Fill is an amazing new suite of AI-powered capabilities powered by Adobe Firefly that enable you to use simple text prompts to add, extend, or remove content non-destructively. It will blow your mind how Photoshop can match the colors, perspective, and shadows.
Generative Fill is also available in Photoshop for desktop and Photoshop on the iPad. Visit These links to learn about Generative Fill on those surfaces:
Photoshop Desktop: How to use Generative Fill
Photoshop on the iPad: How to use Generative Fill
How to use Generative Fill with Photoshop on the web
❶ Create or open an image in Photoshop
❷ Make a selection
- Use any selection tool in Photoshop on the web to make a selection around a desired object or an area in your image.
- If you want to generate a new background, choose Select subject from the Select nested tools in the toolbar, then select Invert selection from the Contextual Task Bar.
❸ Generate new content
- Click on the Generative Fill button in the Contextual Task Bar that appears.
- When the text prompt box appears, use nouns, adjectives, and adverbs to describe what you want to see generated within your selection. If you are feeling adventurous, leave it blank and see what Photoshop comes up with based on what is sees in the rest of the image. To remove an object, leave it blank.
- Click Generate. Photoshop will create a new layer with the generated content. You will get a few variations to choose from. Click on each thumbnail image to view it. To add more variations, click the + icon.
Generate a new background
- Choose Select > Subject from the Select nested tools in the toolbar
- Select Invert selection from the Contextual Task Bar.
- Click on the Generative Fill button
- Type a short description of the scene you want Photoshop to generate, or leave it blank for a surprise
- Click Generate
Remove an object
- Choose any selection tool and make a loose selection around the object you want to remove (include any shadow or reflection)
- Click on the Generative Fill button without entering any text
- Click Generate
Generate a new object
- Use any selection tool to select the area in the image where you want the object to appear
- Click on the Generative Fill button
- Type a short description of the object you want Photoshop to generate
- Click Generate
Related Links
Photoshop on the web
Photoshop on the desktop
- How to create effective prompts for Generative AI in Photoshop
- Expand your image to fit a frame
- Experience the future of Photoshop with Generative Fill
- Explore beyond your canvas borders with Generative Expand
- Common questions about generative AI in Photoshop
Photoshop on the iPad
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