How we're using Adobe's new Generative Fill for Multifamily marketing.
Roy Bielewicz
Image AI has gone from "cool toy" to serious time saver with Adobe's new tools.
Tired of cars and random folks photobombing your exterior property shots? Adobe's got your back with their super cool, new generative fill AI tool (available in Photoshop Beta). It's like having a magic wand to wipe out those annoying bits from your exterior pictures.
In a snap, you can make cars and people vanish, and the smart AI will fill in the gaps with stuff that actually belongs there, like matching colors, patterns, or even pieces of the building. It's all about making your shots look neat and tidy, and more importantly, making your prospects say "wow".
And the best part? It's as easy as pie, even if you're not a Photoshop wizard. It works for interior shots as well!
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