Adobe’s Firefly AI, the text-to-image tool behind features like Photoshop’s generative fill, will be available on the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro mixed reality (MR) headset as a native app, alongside the company’s popular Lightroom photo-editing software, the company said on Monday.<\/p>\n
The new Firefly experience had been “purpose-built” for the headset’s visionOS system, allowing users to move and place images generated by the app onto real-world spaces like walls and desks.<\/p>\n
The interface of the Firefly visionOS app should be familiar to anyone who’s already used the web-based version of the tool, according to the software major.<\/p>\n
Users just need to enter a text description within the prompt box at the bottom and hit “generate.”<\/p>\n
This will then generate four different images that can be dragged out of the main app window and placed around the home like virtual posters or prints.<\/p>\n
“The Firefly AI model behind the new visionOS app is designed to be commercially safe and applies a content credential ‘nutrition label’ to images that embeds metadata to transparently mark them as AI-generated,” said the company.<\/p>\n
Adobe also teased an upcoming ability to generate “wrap-around panoramas, 360-degree environments and more” for the visionOS Firefly experience, without providing specifics.<\/p>\n
“The visionOS Lightroom experience is similar to that of the iPad version, with a cleaner, simplified interface that should be easier to navigate with hand gestures than the more feature-laden desktop software,” Adobe informed.<\/p>\n
Apple last week announced more than 600 apps and games designed for Vision Pro headset that is now available in the US.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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