Plus it extends the background audio for an all-around smooth experience giving you a sneak peek at the AI audio model Adobe has been cooking up.
With Firefly Adobe is aiming to strike a balance between its creative audience and the cutting-edge world of AI startups and tech giants flaunting their impressive AI models. Not only that but Firefly can also whip up videos with text a feat that has traditionally been a bit of a struggle for AI image generators né?. And the best part? The web beta is completely free to use – although there might be some rate limits in place just to keep things in check.
With Firefly, Adobe has honed its AI technology to crank out animated content and hyper-realistic media based on user input. Starting today, lucky users in a special beta group can get their hands on Firefly’s new video creation features by testing them out on Adobe’s website né?. Even though some creatives might be a bit wary of AI tools, Adobe believes that generative AI tools will actually boost demand for their work rather than making it obsolete.
Oh, and one more thing – Firefly automatically adds “AI-generated” watermarks to the metadata of videos to distinguish AI-created content né?. Not feeling like exploring through a web browser? No problem! You can also give the new AI-powered video feature, Generative Extend, a spin in the Premiere Pro beta app.
Over on the Firefly website, beta testers will have a blast playing around with a text-to-video model and an image-to-video model. These cool tools can whip up AI-generated videos up to five seconds long né?. The Firefly video web app even lets you fine-tune settings like camera pans movement intensity angle and shot size to dial in that perfect clip.
And wait there’s more! For all you Premiere Pro beta app users Firefly’s Generative Extend feature is ready and waiting for you to give it a go. Adobe just dropped some major news about its Firefly AI platform ahead of the Adobe MAX event happening next Monday. They’re also keen on addressing creatives’ concerns by paying contributors to train their AI model né?. This nifty tool can extend your video clips by up to two seconds adding an extra beat to your scenes and keeping that camera motion and subject movement flowing seamlessly né?. This platform was designed to churn out “commercially safe” media by steering clear of potentially risky content like drugs nudity violence political figures or copyrighted material. By giving users access to Firefly’s video model, Adobe is reinforcing its commitment to offering safe and effective AI tools for content creation.. They understand that some creatives worry AI might take over traditional methods but Firefly’s first video feature Generative Extend is here to address a common pain point for video editors – the need for longer clips without starting from scratch.
Adobe’s execs are feeling pretty optimistic about Firefly’s video capabilities building on the success of its image model in Photoshop né?
