Hello, everyone, and welcome back to my channel, Jennifer Marie, where I teach
you different ways to make money online as a work-from-home freelancer. In today's video,
I want to show you how to use Adobe Photoshop a brand new AI tool that is going to change the way
you create and design digital images. Adobe has just launched this Generative fill AI tool into
Photoshop for the first time. Generative fill allows you to remove objects, add or generate
objects or elements, create new backgrounds, extend a picture and so much more. It allows
you to convert text to image instantly, and it's just amazing. I'm going to show you how to access
this new AI tool and quickly demonstrate its most impressive features. So first of all, to access
Generative Fill, download the Photoshop Beta app in the Creative Cloud installer. So on your
computer, under the Creative Cloud desktop on this side, click Beta apps, and then just click the
install button beside Photoshop Beta. Once that's installed, go ahead and drag and drop an image to
open an image or select one from your computer to upload it. And then this popup should appear
that's talking about the new generative fill feature. So you can click Learn More. And that
will open up the task bar that you need at the bottom. This is called the Contextual Task Bar.
And for whatever reason, if you do not have this task bar, you can enable it by going to Window
and just clicking here on Contextual Task Bar. And that will open this up for you. Okay, so let's get
started. There are so many things we can do with this tool. And the first thing I want to show you
is how easy it is to remove objects. And yes, you can already use some of Photoshops healing brushes
to remove objects. But you can't do it as good as the Generative AI Fill tool can do it. So here's
an image of me from a few years ago, and I want to fix up this image. First of all, let's zoom up on
our image by going Ctrl++. And there's this little cat in the background that I want to remove.
So I'm going to go over here and click on the lasso tool. And I'm just going to select the cat.
And now right here, I'm going to click Generative Fill.
So here you can choose to generate something in its place. Or if you just want to remove
the object, just click Generate. Don't type in anything. So the AI tool is working its magic.
And just like that, it completely erased the cat. And you even have other options. If you
click on this arrow, you can see there are slightly different options. It's just amazing.
And it still has the texture of the sand and everything. It's awesome. I'm just gonna give
it a thumbs up. So what that has done is it has created a Generative Layer right here. So
I can click the hide icon and boom, I have the cat back if I decide I want the cat later on.
What's so amazing about this is other text to image tools, they do not allow you to have this
Layer option. So it just completely changes your image. You can see the other variations over here.
Okay, let's zoom out. Now let's try something a little bit more complicated.
So this was around the time of the pandemic, I had my mask with me and I don't really like the
way this mask looks. I want to remove this mask. So let's choose the Lasso Tool again.
And gonna go all the way around the shadow and go around my hand here. Let's see what it can
do with this. This is a bit more complicated. Will it be able to remove my mask and still
make this a part of my arm? Let's click Generative Fill, see what happens, and then generate again.
Wow, that is amazing. Oh my goodness, I love it. It's just completely gotten rid of the mask, I can
check out the other options. That one, that one. I actually like the first one or the second one. I'm
gonna go with the first one. Awesome. And finally this little pail in the background. I don't like
that. So I'm going to lasso around that. And once again, click Generative Fill and generate.
Okay, let's go through the options. That, I think, that looks awesome. Okay. So I'm
going to zoom out. You could see that that's just really cleaned up our image quite a bit.
Okay, so that's it for removing objects. Now what can we do with generating objects? So once again,
click on your selection tool. I'm going to use the Lasso Tool,
and I'm going to go like this and select an area where I want to add my objects. So I'm going to
click on Generative Fill. And I'm going to put in a large green cactus. And click Generate.
This is pretty good. You can see it kind of messes with my shadow a little bit. But let's look at
what the other ones are. That one's pretty good as well. This one might be a little bit better,
because it's not as obvious with the shadow. All right, now let's try to add something else.
Once again, we'll go to the Lasso tool. And I'm going to select this area here,
click on Generative Fill, I'm going to put in a desert snake, and then generate.
All right, here's one, look at the other one. That one's pretty cool. Look at another one. All right,
we can even click Generate again to generate more variations based on your current prompt.
And you can just keep clicking Generate until you find a variation that you are happy with.
So now let's try to add in a more complicated object and see how well it does. I want to add
some cowboy boots. So what I'm going to do is once again, choose my selection tool. And this time,
I'm going to select around my legs and see if it will be able to add me some cowgirl boots. So
I'll do that. And you can see that my legs are not perfectly straight. So I'm wondering if they'll be
able to mold the boots correctly around my legs. Again, click on generative fill, and I'm going
to type in brown cowgirl boots, and then click Generate. Let's see what they can come up with.
That is not bad. Let's zoom up on this: Ctrl++.
So this is pretty amazing considering my calves are twisted on either leg,
and they've actually been able to mold the boots according to my leg. Let's look at the variations.
Those ones are pretty good as well. And those ones are even pretty cool. Let's go with
the second one right there. So there you go. And again, all of these are on generative layers over
here. So you can just turn off something. Let's say I don't want the cactus, I think it looks,
you know, it doesn't really go with the image, I could just take that off. And now my shadows
fixed. And you know what, this is a perfect image. It looks like I'm right beside a big snake.
Now I'm going to show you how we can generate backgrounds. So I have this photo of a bride in
a forest. And what I want to do is experiment with different backgrounds other than this
forest. What we're going to do is click Select Subject. And that is going to isolate our subject
automatically. So you can see it has done a great job of that. And now what we want to do
is click on the Inverse button right here. So what that has done, is it's actually
selected everything else. So when we use the Generative Fill tool, it will not alter her,
but rather the background itself. So we're going to click Generative Fill. Now we have two options,
we can just click Generate and see what it comes up with. Or we can tell it what we want it to
create. For fun, let's just click Generate and see what it's going to come up with. Again, we use
this tool before when we were removing objects, but in this case, we've done it for the whole
background. So let's see what kinds of different backgrounds it can come up with without any input.
Okay, so they have her running down a path. That's interesting. Let's look at the other
variation. All right. So okay, okay, this one not so much. Let's click on Generate again and see
what it comes up with. Okay, this is cool. Again, it has her running on a path which is really neat.
Okay, this time, I'm going to write a prompt I'm going to put "magical woodlands
at dusk". Generate. Oh, this is pretty neat.
These almost look like a really beautiful painting. Let's try "pathway to a castle,
landscape." Generate. You can also choose to write in the prompt over here as well.
Oh, this is pretty awesome. Wow, look at this. This is really something else. It's just so
beautiful. It's so realistic. And this is a kind of tool that would be awesome for photographers
to use. If you're experimenting with your photos. Honestly, this is is just amazing.
This is just amazing. Okay, guys. And the last thing I want to show you, this is my favorite
part about this tool, it is how we can extend images artificially. So here we have an image
of this man and his dog. And I'm going to show you how we can use the AI tool to extend this and
fill it in for us. This is just amazing. You're going to click on the Crop tool, first of all.
So I want to extend this upwards like this. So make sure that Delete Cropped Pixels is unchecked,
and then click the checkmark. So what we're doing here is extending our canvas. We're
going to press Ctrl-- to zoom out a bit. All right, now what we have to do is click on the
Rectangular Marquee Tool. And what we're going to do is select the space above our image and
a little bit of our original image. So it can use these pixels here. And what we're going to
do is click Generative Fill. So you can tell it what you would like for it to generate or just
leave it blank. And we're going to leave it blank and click Generate and see what it comes up with.
Look at that. Look at that. It's just created clouds and trees for us. Oh my goodness. Let's
look at the variations. Wow, look at this one. I mean, guys, this is just insane. This
is absolutely blowing my mind. Wow. I mean, all of them look so realistic, like that could have
been the image. Now let's try something different. I'm going to add a prompt this time. And let's say
thunderstorm with rainbow; generate. Okay, this one wasn't as good. Let's look at the next one.
Oh, this one's quite cool. Kind of looks like like a sci-fi movie or something. All right,
not so bad. Let's do mountains in the background with a cloudy sky. All right, that's much better.
We can just keep generating until you find something that you're really happy with.
I mean, this is honestly just outstanding. I want to try it with this one. So here we
have this cute little dog, but he's missing his tail. And I want to see if the tool will know
to fill in the rest of his tail. So again, Ctrl-- to zoom out. What we're going to do,
click the Crop Tool. We're going to drag upwards. And you can drag in any position you want.
And, again, remembering that Delete Cropped Pixels is unchecked, click the checkmark,
again, the Rectangular Marquee Tool, and we're going to go like this. And then
I'm just going to click Generative Fill. And I'm going to click Generate and see
what it will come up with. Okay, so it's kind of filled in his tail; let's see if
it does a better job on any of the other variations.
All right, this one's much better. All right, let's go with the second one.
And let's try to extend it down a bit and see if it will fill out his paw. So once again, we'll go
to the Crop tool. This time I'm going to extend down again, checkmark, the rectangular tool,
go like this. And I'm just going to click Generative Fill and Generate.
Look at that. It's just given him a little paw in the grass. It's completed it.
Look at this one. I mean, honestly, this is pretty outstanding. This is pretty amazing. Honestly,
the possibilities are absolutely endless with this tool. This is so much fun, especially for digital
artists, they can experiment with different ideas, and combining different elements together quickly
before you actually produce your art. There are so many things we can do with this. This is just the
beginning. I'm really excited to explore these tools more and really learn how we can perfect
these images that we are creating. So if you guys don't have an Adobe account, you can sign up using
my link in the description below. And if you're looking for a free alternative to this, you might
want to check out Canva because they also have a generative fill style tool called Magic Edit,
and I've linked you to my tutorial on that in the description below. So make sure to like this
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