Learn about the Interfaces feature in Adobe Firefly and how it helps to create and run simple interfaces from workflows.
Interfaces is a beta feature in Adobe Firefly now available for testing and feedback.
An interface is a simple interactive experience created by authors from a production workflow. Interfaces let users run production tasks quickly and easily without needing to work with complex nodes in the underlying workflows. Once created, users can run an interface at any time—it supports large batch jobs with up to 500 input assets. Interfaces are available for authoring and use only for Firefly Creative Production for Enterprise users.
A. Nodes added by the author to the interface B. A sample asset C. Run button D. Option to remove the sample assets
Interface creation by authors
Authors can create and publish interfaces by adding or hiding relevant workflow nodes and node options using the Interface outline panel. This allows authors to simplify interfaces by exposing only the options they want users to change, while preserving the full underlying workflow. After configuring an interface, authors can publish it so that it's available for use by anyone within the same organization.
Interface experience for users
Interfaces let Firefly Creative Production for Enterprise users run batch production jobs through a simple UI that shows only the options the author wants users to change, without requiring them to work with complex node graphs. Users can access the interfaces published within their organization directly from the Interfaces tab on the Creative Production home page.
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