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Hello and welcome back! In this tutorial video, I am going to guide you on how to use Adobe Firefly Generative Fill for FREE and more importantly, how to use the newly launched generative fill without having to download photoshop. This technology, originally from Photoshop, is now available for free usage on their website, even if you don't own a Photoshop copy.

We begin the tutorial by demonstrating how you can superimpose an image (a piece of pizza or a French bulldog, in this case) onto another image.

You'll see that I'm logged into an account, but I don't have a paid subscription I am here to show you that this software can be utilized completely free of charge.

The tutorial is set to guide you through the process of accessing Adobe's Firefly via their official website for your convenience, I've dropped the direct link in the description box below. Once you're on the site, you need to sign up for an account if you haven't got one already, but don't worry there's no need to pay for anything.

We delve into the Generative Fill feature that provides two options: either you can use one of their images or upload your own image, just like I did. I demonstrate how you can upload a picture, drag, drop, and zoom in to adjust the details.

In the next steps, I show you how I removed an entire arm from the image and replaced it with a hotdog, all while illustrating the userfriendly interface of the software. If you're not happy with the result, you can easily revert to the original image with just a click.

Lastly, we explore the background change feature that can turn any environment into something totally different, like a forest in our example.

Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more upcoming videos and tutorials like this. Make sure to hit the like button if you found this video helpful and subscribe for more. Leave a comment below if you have any questions or if there's any other feature you'd like to see a tutorial on. Happy editing!

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