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CTOnews.com, June 1 (Xinhua)-- An AI image synthesis tool called "Generative Fill" was launched in Adobe Photoshop beta last weekend. As soon as it was launched, it was highly sought after by netizens, and many netizens used it to expand the cover of classic music albums, resulting in a lot of creative works.

The "Generative Fill" function uses the "Adobe Firefly" image synthesis model, which can generate reasonable extensions from a given image by learning millions of footage images from Adobe. Users can also instruct AI to generate specific scenes by entering text prompts to get more wonderful results.

For example, some netizens used this tool to expand the cover of Michael Jackson's famous "Thriller" album, and it turned out that Jackson was lying on a piano, which seemed reasonable. After all, Jackson was a musician. But if users provide different text prompts, the results can become absurd: for example, a netizen expanded the cover of Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream" album (perhaps with prompts such as "cat"), only to find Perry lying on a giant pink fluffy cat.

To try the tool, users need to subscribe to Creative Cloud and download the Adobe Photoshop beta, then open an image and expand the canvas size, select the entire original image, and invert the white space on the canvas. You can enter some description text if necessary, and then click "Generative Fill". Photoshop generates an image to fill the space around the original image and provides three different generation results each time.

CTOnews.com noted that the album cover is not the only one that has been expanded. Some netizens have also expanded famous paintings such as the Mona Lisa, while others have expanded some popular emojis images and received a lot of likes.

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