10,000 Photos can be Edited with a Single Click Using Adobe's New AI Tool

Adobe is introducing new generative AI tools that may automate time-consuming production processes, such as interpreting video presentations and editing big quantities of photos.

The most noteworthy is "Firefly Bulk Create," an application that eliminates the need to laboriously alter each image separately by enabling users to swiftly resize up to 10,000 photos or change all of their backgrounds with a single click.

Several of Adobe's Firefly-powered developer APIs were combined to create the tool, which was designed to make them more user-friendly for creatives without technical coding knowledge. It marks the beta release of Bulk Create, which is divided into two distinct options on Adobe's Firefly online app: "Remove Background" and "Resize." The first is fairly self-explanatory: users can rapidly remove the backgrounds from picture files they upload into the application from their PC, Dropbox, or Adobe Experience Manager.

Although it should work on any image, product marketers seem to find it particularly helpful. To obtain versions of each image that are prepared for additional modification, users may configure the program to replace backgrounds with a particular image or color (specified by HEX codes) in addition to just eliminating the backdrop.

Presumably, the electricity needed to edit 10,000 photographs in batches is costly. According to Adobe, using these new capabilities would cost money depending on user usage.