Renowned software giant Adobe has launched the Adobe Express app for mobile users in beta for Android and iOS with Firefly generative AI and enhanced editing capabilities for generating creative content while you are on the move. It comes with features like Firefly Generative Fill, Text to Image, Text Effects and video editing features.

Users can even edit and schedule content for Instagram straight from the app. The 'Text to Image' engine can be used to craft compelling images via textual prompts, which can be used in projects. Generative Fill can help remove objects or add new items in a frame via text prompts. Further, the key features include Text Effects for making eye-catching headlines, text styles and more using AI.

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For videos, it gets a range of templates, a media library including video, music and images, animations and the option to generate real-time captions, and supports up to 4K video editing. It offers over 25,000 Adobe fonts and a diverse design assets library. Users can edit images and clips, remove the background or resize photos with a single button.

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With the app's Content Scheduler, users can schedule and publish content on apps such as Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and more. Beta testers can also share brand assets via Brand Kits for customised and uniform edits while co-editing, adding comments or reviewing work. Creative Cloud members can also access creative assets from Photoshop and Illustrator and edit them in Adobe Express.

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Users can download the Adobe Express app for free on Android and iOS. "During the beta, premium features are available at no cost," the company said. It is available on the Google Play Store via the beta program. Apple iPhone users can sign up for access with Adobe to try out the features. According to The Verge, beta users will receive 25 credits/month to try out the features in the testing phase.


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