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adobe firefly not following my prompt
HeyBraza points at the content-type, reference, and structure controls people overlook so firefly finally honors the prompt.
when firefly spits out images nothing like your prompt, it's usually not the words - it's the settings around them and prompt structure. here's the order to check so the output starts matching what you asked for.
short answer
the 'content type' setting (photo vs art) fights your prompt harder than anything else - set it correctly first. then rewrite the prompt as subject, setting, style rather than one long sentence, and remove any reference image still attached below it.
or do it yourself
- 1set the right 'content type' (photo vs art) in the right panel - the wrong one fights your prompt the hardest.
- 2rewrite the prompt as subject, then setting, then style, instead of one long run-on sentence.
- 3remove any leftover reference or structure image still attached below the prompt that's steering the result.
- 4turn off auto-applied styles and effects in the settings panel, then add only the style words you actually want.
- 5switch the firefly image model in the model dropdown and regenerate - newer models follow prompts more closely.
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downloadcommon questions
why does firefly ignore part of my prompt?
usually a stuck reference image, the wrong content type, or an auto-applied style is overriding your words - clear those and rephrase.
which firefly model follows prompts best?
switch to the latest image model in the dropdown; older models drift more, especially on text and counts.
