Adobe has introduced a streamlined 'AI Assisted Editor' interface for Photoshop, designed to centralize the software's artificial intelligence capabilities within a simplified toolbar.
The tech giant is currently beta-testing a significant update that introduces a new interface specifically for AI tools. This 'AI Assisted Editor' view consolidates various features—such as the prompt-based image editor, background remover, and AI image extender—into a single, accessible toolbar.
Users can now refine edits through new AI-driven methods, such as a 'markup' feature that allows drawing directly on an image to guide the assistant. As Adobe explains, users can 'select areas to recolor, sketch arrows to indicate position, or brush in rough shapes to suggest new elements' without typing a single prompt.
Furthermore, Adobe is enhancing its 'Instruct Edit with Masks' feature, allowing users to edit masks via natural language. Powered by the updated Firefly Image 5 model, which now grasps full image context, users can simply describe changes like 'opening closed eyes' or 'placing a hat on someone's head' rather than manually marking areas.
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