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Trouble using Generative Fill/Generate Image to fill selected area

Contributor ,
Jun 03, 2025 Jun 03, 2025

Using Photoshop 2025, 26.7.0, I made a selection on an open file, and I wanted to replace that selected area with an AI generated pattern, based on a sample image. It seems like Generative Fill only works with written cues, so I tried generate image to fill the selected area, by pointing it to a sample JPEG. However, instead of generating something to fill the selected area, Photoshop is basically replacing the whole image with the pattern sample.

 

I am not understanding how I can fill just my selection with generated content from my sample image.

 

Thanks.

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Jun 03, 2025 Jun 03, 2025

@Robert Ripps To fill just your selection with a pattern, you would typically need to either provide a detailed text prompt to Generative Fill describing the pattern you want, or, if you have a specific pattern image, you would use traditional methods like Edit > Define Pattern (to define your sample as a pattern) and then Edit > Fill (to fill your selection with that defined pattern), rather than relying on generative AI for a literal pattern fill from a sample image.

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Contributor ,
Jun 03, 2025 Jun 03, 2025

I said pattern, but it's a sample photo I took that I want to use to fill in selected area. So this is what I did-

 

Generate Image.png

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Adobe Employee ,
Jun 03, 2025 Jun 03, 2025

Hey @Robert Ripps

 

Thank you for sharing your versions. Could you please provide some screenshots of what you are seeing? A video would also be very helpful, if possible.


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Jun 03, 2025 Jun 03, 2025
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Maybe above screen grab will clarify? Thanks.

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