The AI Image Editing Revolution
Artificial intelligence (AI) has experienced exponential growth, with a multitude of independent programs emerging every day. However, the scenario is changing. Now, big brands are starting to integrate AI into their own services, seeking to improve their offerings and provide more intuitive and efficient experiences for users. Adobe, a giant in the software sector, is one of these brands.
Photoshop and AI: An Innovative Partnership
Adobe, always at the forefront of innovation, has taken a significant step forward by integrating AI into Photoshop, its popular image editing software. Photoshop is already known for its wide range of automatic tools, but the addition of AI takes its capabilities to a new level.
Simplifying Image Editing with AI
With the assistance of AI, users can now select a fragment of the image and fill it in an incredibly simple and intuitive way. Simply select the desired area and then write, in a similar way to interacting with GPT Chat, how you want to fill that space in the image. From there, AI processes the request and carries out the task, saving time and effort.
Benefits for Designers and Companies
This innovation is a true revolution for designers and companies that have art departments. The ability to quickly and accurately generate images by unifying tools like Midjourney to create authorial images and then add more detail to them with Photoshop's built-in AI is a significant advancement. This not only speeds up the design process, but also allows for greater creative freedom and precision.
Adobe's Future with AI
And Adobe doesn't stop there. Knowing the company and its constant search for innovation, it is highly likely that it will extend AI integration to other programs in its extensive portfolio. Software such as Premiere, After Effects and Lightroom may soon benefit from AI, enhancing their native tools and offering users an even richer and more efficient experience. With AI in hand, the sky is the limit for improving tools and creating unparalleled user experiences.
Text: Matthew Garcia
Revision: Vitória Parise
Image: MidJourney
