Edit images with Prompt to edit

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Learn how to make AI-powered edits to an image with Prompt to edit using simple text prompts in Adobe Photoshop on desktop.

Use Prompt to edit to make edits an entire image using simple text prompts. Describe the edits you want, and Photoshop will generate variations for you to preview and apply.

Select File > Open to open an image in Photoshop.

To edit the entire image, select a pixel or generative layer. If you're working with a generative layer, ensure the entire image is selected.

Piezīme

To edit only part of an image, use a selection tool and Generative fill   instead.  

In the Contextual Task Bar, select Prompt to edit  , or Edit > Prompt to Edit.

Enter a prompt describing the changes you want to make across the image.

Padoms

Sample prompts include:

  • Change the lighting to a warm sunset tone.
  • Improve overall brightness and contrast.
  • Change the season to rainy, add rainfall and puddles.
  • Change the pose to standing and dancing.

Select an AI model from the model picker dropdown, then Generate   to create a variation based on the prompt.

Differences between Generate Image, Generative Fill, and Prompt to edit

Generate Image, Generative Fill, and Prompt to edit appear depending on whether you create a new image, edit the entire image, or work on a selected area.

What you’re working on

What appears in the Contextual Task Bar

Purpose

Empty or transparent layer

Generate Image

Create a new image from a text prompt.

Existing image with no selection

Prompt to edit

Make edits to an entire image with a text prompt.

Entire image selected

Prompt to edit

Make edits to an entire image with a text prompt.

Partial selection

Generative Fill

Edit only the selected area.