Generate images and video with Adobe Firefly Boards

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Demo summary

The demo shows how to use the 'Boards' feature in Adobe Firefly to generate up to four images at once using Google Nano Banana Pro and then animate them into video clips.

Step-by-step

Navigate to the Adobe Firefly page and click the Create Now button
Open a Board to manage your generations
Click the Generate button and type in your prompt
Select an image model, such as Google Nano Banana Pro
Click Generate Video after your images are created
Select your first frame and the specific image you want to animate
Enter a video prompt and click Generate

Options

Upload an image to use as a reference
Select from various image models
Generate up to four assets simultaneously using Boards

Watch out for

The native image or video generator only allows for one generation at a time

Tips

Use a Board instead of the native generator to save time by batching up to four generations
Use Boards to lay out an entire scene visually in one spot

Highlights

“it's just very visual and I think one of the more intuitive tools that are on the market”

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