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One workspace, many image models, faster ads!

Adobe Firefly Boards can help you save a lot of time making creative ads using integrated models like ChatGPT, nano-banana, Google Imagen, and many more.

I made this static ad using fictional brand assets.

Here’s how you can do it (with prompts). 🧵

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RT @Preda2005: Ever wish you could be inside a fighting game? 🎮✨

With Adobe Firefly + 🍌Nano Banana
you can step into scenes like this in seconds 🤯
no drawing required, no experience needed,
just pure creativity.

🖼️ Just 2 character photos +
𐦂 𖨆 𐀪 𖠋 a stick figure sketch.

That’s it!

👾 Yes, even if your enemy is an alien.😅

🚨 Let me show you how to do it ⤵️

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RT @Shinebynous: One workspace, endless creativity.

With Adobe Firefly’s Image 4 model on Firefly Boards, I built a full Halloween Watercolor Alphabet .
Every letter dripping with spooky charm.

Using the Firefly Image 4 model, I explored 20 different prompts, testing styles, variations, and spooky details, until the alphabet came together letter by letter.

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RT @LudovicCreator: 🎬 From Storyboards to Motion: Testing Video Models

What happens after you’ve built your storyboard and locked in your visual style?
For me, the answer was simple: take the leap into motion.

In the first part of my workflow, I tested six different image models to see which one matched my creative vision. I chose Flux 1.1 Ultra — not as a universal winner, but as the model most aligned with the atmosphere and tone I wanted for this project.

With that choice made, I moved forward:

Picked one key image per storyboard section with Flux 1.1 Ultra.

Built a consistent visual anchor for the narrative.

Then tested four different video models to explore how these visuals could be translated into motion.

I tested Luma RAY , Adobe Firefly Video, Marey Moonvalley ; Runway GEN 4.

👉 The goal wasn’t to rank models. It was to find the right one for this story — the one capable of carrying its mood, pacing, and emotion into video.

This creates a natural progression in the workflow:

Adobe Firefly Boards → structure & storytelling foundation

Flux 1.1 Ultra → cohesive cinematic imagery

Video model tests → translating stills into animated sequences

✨ Next step: refining the workflow and moving toward the first animated cut, where my storyboard finally comes alive and you will know my choice.

👇 What will you find in the thread :

- First comment the full storyboard with the first part
- The Video models comparison for each image and prompt used
- The link of first part article

💡 What would be your model picked here and why ? Would love to know in comments

👇 Check the thread — This article is sponsored by Adobe Firefly through a paid partnership, but all opinions and experiments are my own.

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RT @Preda2005: How to Create an AI Idol 🦾🤖🎨

What if you could create your own virtual idol, from scratch, using only @Adobe Firefly? 👀✨

Meet Ai-chan and her robot companion Nano 🍌
part Artificial Intelligence, part dream.

In this thread, I’ll show you how I brought Ai-chan to life, step by step.
‘AI’ means Artificial Intelligence, but in Japanese, it also means Love (愛).
And Ai-chan is a common, affectionate name for girls in Japan. 🌸

Perfect for our first AI-born idol. 💫

🚨 Prompt Drop ⤵️

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