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how to use text to image in adobe express
HeyBraza points at the text-to-image tool in the media panel and the generate button so you get an image from your prompt fast.
adobe express can turn a text prompt into an image with firefly - but the tool is tucked inside the media panel and most people can't find it. here's where it lives, how to prompt it, and what the generative credits do.
short answer
open the media panel and choose 'text to image' under photos, type a specific prompt, pick a ratio and content type, and generate - express returns four variations to drop onto your canvas.
or do it yourself
- 1in the editor, open the 'media' panel and select 'text to image' under photos (or use 'generate' on the homepage).
- 2type a clear, specific prompt describing the image you want.
- 3pick an aspect ratio and a content type (photo, art, graphic) if offered.
- 4click 'generate' - express returns four variations to choose from.
- 5click the one you want to drop it onto your canvas, then resize or edit it.
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downloadcommon questions
is text to image free in adobe express?
it works on the free plan but each generation spends a generative credit; once your monthly credits run out it stops until they reset.
why was my prompt blocked?
the prompt likely tripped adobe's content guidelines - reword it to avoid restricted terms and generate again.
