While Adobe’s Firefly Video Model has always been good at generating things like dynamic landscapes and urban environments, it’s been wanting for some improvements with motion and behavior. This new update to the Firefly Video Model promises to improve motion fidelity with your video generations, which will now move more naturally with smoother transitions and lifelike accuracy.
Adobe Firefly creators will also now get expanded access to other AI video models within the Firefly app, including recently updated models like Runway’s Gen-4 Video and Google’s Veo3. Adobe shares that more partner models are coming soon to the Firefly app, too, including:
These models will assist with everything from storyboarding to fully animated video outputs, all of which you can access in the Firefly web and mobile apps, where users will be able to choose the AI model that best fits each part of their workflows.
From storyboarding to fully animated video outputs, Firefly web and mobile apps let you choose the AI model that best fits each part of your workflow, while keeping your style consistent and creative control intact.
Composition Reference for Video
Similar to what we’ve seen with other AI video models' director controls, Adobe is adding some new, powerful, and more advanced video controls to help elevate creators’ outputs. Here are some notable new advanced video control features:
All of these features are designed to give creators more control, more speed, and more creative freedom.
The biggest news here, though, for certain video editors who have been tasked with finding, or even creating, sound effects for their various video projects over the years, is the introduction of a new Generate Sound Effects feature, which is currently being released as a beta update.
Just like Adobe’s other Firefly generative AI models, Generate Sound Effects (beta) promises to be commercially safe so that creators can easily create custom sounds like a lion’s roar or ambient nature sounds.
The Generate Sound Effects (beta) feature can be accessed with simple text prompts, which can generate the sound effects you might need. Users can use their voice to guide the timing and intensity of the sound, and once SFXs are added to their projects, users can export directly to Adobe Express.
If you’re curious to learn more about these new updates to Adobe Firefly, check out Adobe's website here.
