Edit images with Generative Fill

Last updated on 11 Sep 2026

Use text prompts to alter an image non-destructively with Generative Fill in Adobe Photoshop on desktop.

Select the area to transform with Generative Fill.

Select File > Open to select and open an image.

Use a selection tool, like the Selection Brush  , to define the area you want to edit.

Select Generative Fill  .

In the Contextual Task Bar, select an Adobe Firefly model or a partner AI model from the model picker.

  • Adobe models: Firefly Image 5Firefly Fill & ExpandFirefly Image 1
  • Partner models: Gemini 3.1 (with Nano Banana 2)Gemini 3 (with Nano Banana Pro), FLUX.2 pro, and FLUX.1 Kontext [pro]
Note

Google is deprecating Gemini 2.5 (with Nano Banana) starting October 2, 2026. Photoshop will begin removing this model support on September 10 and with the September 2026 build (v27.11) and later versions. For more information, refer to Generative AI model retirement.

Enter a text prompt describing what you want to generate, or leave it blank to let Photoshop seamlessly fill the selection using surrounding pixels.

Select Generate  , then choose a variation from the Properties panel.