Adobe Shows Off What Firefly Looks Like On Apple Vision Pro
Image via Scott Belsky / Adobe
Adobe Firefly, the creativity giant’s popular art-generating artificial intelligence, has spread its wings to reach Apple’s new Vision Pro as a standalone app, allowing users to paint vivid images in the room around them at a whim.
Generating images w/ Firefly and scattering them around your living room, browsing and editing your photos overlooking a peaceful mountain lake, and immersive drawing… Our team @Adobe is pumped to bring Lightroom, Firefly, and Fresco to VisionPro - and more to come… 💥👓 pic.twitter.com/fOq1Ab4cMk
— scott belsky (@scottbelsky) February 2, 2024
Tailored for visionOS, Firefly turns text prompts into “ethical” visual art trained on public-domain and openly-licensed images, as well as Adobe Stock assets. As demonstrated by Adobe principal director Terry Lee White, users can input a description such as “toy robots having dinner in the dining hall at a stuffed animal retirement home” and watch as the app brings this scene to life in augmented reality.
Dive into a world where imagination and innovation collide. 💫 @terryleewhite blends digital and physical worlds as he debuts #AdobeFirefly on the new @Apple Vision Pro. https://t.co/92bGvyJHVm
— Adobe (@Adobe) February 5, 2024
I wonder if Adobe Firefly is the first AI-generator on Apple Vision Pro? It looks so cool and I'm curious how to prompt it.
— Kris Kashtanova (@icreatelife) February 2, 2024
I don't have one.
Credit: Adobe pic.twitter.com/q1T7RnmaIC
Firefly for Apple Vision Pro also enables users to drag and position these AI-created in real contexts, like adding a piece of art to a wall or a desk.
Video screenshot via Terry White / Adobe
Video screenshot via Terry White / Adobe
With AI artworks soaring into the next dimension, Adobe is doubling down on transparency and authenticity. Each piece will be embedded with Content Credentials, which work like a digital “nutritional label” that lets you know its origin and creation process.
Moving forward, the company plans to broaden Firefly’s functionality on the Vision Pro, including adding panoramic views and full 360-degree environments that could enrich the creative landscape.
Bonus Tip: you can detach images from the @Adobe #Firefly app on #AppleVisionPro and put them in the environment around you. pic.twitter.com/jeQm2Eh6ST
— Terry White (@terryleewhite) February 4, 2024
For those interested in stepping into this augmented fantasy, Adobe has made the app’s text-to-image AI features available for free on the Vision Pro until March 2024, after which it intends to introduce pricing and credit usage details.
In addition to Firefly, Adobe has made Lightroom available on the Vision Pro for a more immersive photo editing experience. Other apps from its creative suite, including Adobe Fresco and Behance, are expected to arrive on the platform at a later time.
Immerse yourself in your creative world. @terryleewhite takes the spatial experience of @Lightroom for a spin on the shiny new @Apple Vision Pro https://t.co/AHT60tnkMz
— Adobe Lightroom (@Lightroom) February 5, 2024
[via 9to5Mac, TechRadar, AppleInsider, images via various sources]
