Model
Last updated on
Apr 24, 2025
Learn about non-Adobe models in Adobe products and get answers to frequently asked questions.
The latest update in Firefly introduces Google Imagen 3 and GPT image generation for Text to image, and Veo 2 for Text to video and Image to video. Additionally, Firefly Boards (beta) now offers Google Imagen 3 and Flux 1.1 Pro for image generation. There are also plans to add additional non-Adobe models to various Adobe products in the near future.
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Where is it available in Adobe products? |
What are this model’s specific qualities? |
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Veo 2 by Google |
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Video generation for realistic motion and high-quality output. Learn more about Veo 2. |
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Imagen 3 by Google |
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Image generation with an aesthetic of bright, vibrant images. Learn more about Imagen 3. |
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GPT image generation model by OpenAI |
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Image generation with precise, accurate, photorealistic outputs. Learn more about GPT image generation model. |
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Flux 1.1 by Blackforest Labs |
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Image generation with pro, high-resolution images. Learn more about Flux 1.1. |
Frequently asked questions
We often receive requests from the community for more flexibility and options regarding which models can be used within our applications. We will continue to listen to community feedback and want to offer flexibility and choice regarding creative generative AI within our tools.
With this development, we want you to be able to select from a range of model capabilities and aesthetic styles and be free to use the model that best suits your needs.
In the choice of model partners, Adobe takes a community-first approach by selecting models that are aligned with your needs by offering controls and capabilities that you are looking for, at the quality level that meets your needs.
We are working on this and will have more updates for you in the future.
When generating content, you can select between Adobe’s proprietary models or a non-Adobe model from the Model dropdown menus.
We provide access to information on the non-Adobe models users can enable to use in Adobe apps, but it is the responsibility of the creator to decide whether non-Adobe models are appropriate for their project, taking into consideration factors such as the focus of the model, how it was trained, and whether or not it is safe for commercial use.
Please refer to the terms of service of the particular model that you are using as they apply here.
No matter which generative AI models we may give a choice to use within our creative apps, user content is not and will not be used to train generative AI models.
If we provide the choice to use non-Adobe models, we will be clear when non-Adobe models are being used, and you will have a choice on whether to use those models.
When generating content, you can select between Adobe’s proprietary models or a non-Adobe model from the Model dropdown menus.
Also, we have integrated Content Credentials into our applications to ensure they are attached to images wholly created using generative AI. Like a “nutrition label” for digital content, Content Credentials provide you with important context about the image, including whether generative AI was used to create it. You can review an image’s Content Credentials to find out which model was used to generate it.
No. You only need a Creative Cloud account with access to premium features, such as some of the Adobe Firefly plans.
For more information on rate cards, refer here.
To generate an image with a non-Adobe model, make sure that you have accepted the non-Adobe creative models pop-up confirmation modal that each user must review before they can use that model. If there is still an issue, you can check if there is a service outage with a model and the status for resolution here.
