Create, publish, and manage interfaces

Last updated on Jul 30, 2026

Learn how authors can use the Interfaces feature in Adobe Firefly to create an interface from a workflow, publish it, and manage it.

   Interfaces is a beta feature in Adobe Firefly now available for testing and feedback.

The Interfaces feature is available for authoring and usage only for Firefly Creative Production for Enterprise users. By default, the Forward Deployed Engineering team will author and publish interfaces. If any other users want author-level access, they must contact their Forward Deployed Engineering team or accounts team.

As an author, you can create an interface from a workflow by adding only the nodes and node options relevant to users, without altering the underlying workflow. Once published, users can run an interface at any time, and it supports large batch jobs with up to 500 input assets.

Before you begin

Ensure that you have created a workflow.

Create and publish interfaces

In the Workflow tab, select Interface Outline in the right-side menu to open the Interface outline panel.

Interface outline panel with two added widgets in view.
Use the Interface outline panel to build an interface from a workflow.

A. Interface outline panel B. Interface Outline button 

To add a node to the Interface outline panel, select the node on the canvas, and then select Add node in the Interface outline panel. You can remove an added node at any time. To do so, select that node in the panel, and then select Hide node.

A widget is selected on the canvas and added to the Interface outline panel. The panel shows the option to rename the widget, and activated and hidden widget settings.
Use the Interface outline panel to control what nodes and node options users can see.

A. Add node/ Hide node B. A node on the Interface outline panel C. Rename node D. An option retained in the added node E. An option hidden from the added node F. The node on the canvas that was added to the Interface outline panel 

To rename an interface node, hover over the node name in the Interface outline panel, and then select Rename node.

To hide an option within a node, uncheck it in the Interface outline panel.

Once you’ve added and modified the interface nodes, switch to the Interface (Beta) tab next to the Workflow tab, and ensure you have all the required nodes and node options in the interface. You can switch back to the Workflow tab at any time to make additional changes.

The Interface tab with the Interface outline panel, two sample files, and publish button.
View and refine the interface experience for users.

A. All the nodes added to the interface B. Interface (Beta) tab C. Publish interface button D. A sample asset 

In the Workflow tab, select Run to ensure that the interface and the underlying workflow work as expected.

Note

You don’t have to publish the workflow to publish the interface.

In the Interface (Beta) tab, select Publish interface in the upper-right corner of the page.

In the Publish Interface dialog box, change the Interface Name, add a Description, and upload a cover image to help users identify the interface. Then, select Publish.

Once published, the interface will be accessible to all the Firefly Creative Production for Enterprise users in your organization from the Interfaces tab on the Creative Production home page.

Manage interfaces

If you're a system administrator of an organization, you can unpublish any of your organization's interfaces. Others can only unpublish the interfaces that they published.

To unpublish interfaces, do the following:

Switch to the Interfaces tab on the Creative Production home page.

Select the Select to unpublish button, and then select the interfaces that you want to unpublish.

The Interfaces tab on the Creative Production home page, with the Select to unpublish button highlighted.
Manage all your published interfaces from one place.

Select Unpublish, and then in the dialog box, select Unpublish again.

The Interfaces tab with a published interface selected and the Unpublish button highlighted.
Unpublish all or some of the interfaces you published.