Adobe users on existing paid plans will receive a certain number of these generative credits. Once these credits are exhausted, Firefly will run slower, except for Adobe Firefly and Adobe Express Premium subscribers who will have access to 2 generations per day until their count resets at the end of the month. Adobe will offer additional subscription packs for these users, although specific pricing has not been released. Until November 1, Adobe users subscribed to Creative Cloud, Adobe Firefly, Adobe Express, and Adobe Stock will not be subject to the credit limits.
Key takeaways:
- Adobe's Firefly generative AI models are now generally and commercially available in its Creative Cloud, Adobe Express and Adobe Experience Cloud, 176 days after its beta launch.
- Adobe plans to charge for Firefly usage through 'generative credits', which are consumed every time a user generates a Firefly image.
- Existing paid Adobe plans will include a certain number of these generative credits, with the amount varying depending on the specific plan. Once these credits run out, Firefly will run significantly slower.
- Adobe users have used Firefly to generate over 2 billion images so far, and Adobe assures that these images are commercially safe for businesses to use.