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how to remove an object in adobe firefly
HeyBraza points at generative remove in the edit tab's left toolbar and shows you the brush vs 'select less' controls.
the firefly web app can erase an unwanted object and rebuild what was behind it - but the tool lives in the edit tab, not the generate screen, so people can't find it. here's the exact path and how to brush it cleanly.
short answer
open the photo in firefly's edit tab, choose 'generative remove', and brush over the object with a brush slightly larger than it so the edges are covered. if it grabs too much, use 'select less' to brush parts back.
or do it yourself
- 1upload your photo to firefly.adobe.com and open it in the 'edit' tab.
- 2choose 'generative remove' from the left toolbar.
- 3brush over the object you want gone - use a slightly larger brush than the object so its edges are covered.
- 4if it grabbed too much, switch to 'select less' and brush back the parts you want to keep.
- 5click 'remove' and let firefly fill the gap, then re-brush any leftover bits and run it again.
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downloadcommon questions
where is generative remove in firefly?
it's in the edit tab's left toolbar, not the main generate screen - upload an image, open edit, then pick generative remove.
why does a faint outline stay after removing?
the brush missed an edge - go a little wider than the object, run remove again, and use small touch-ups for stubborn shadows.
