Guide to Flawless Edits with Photoshop’s Generative Fill: The Ulitmate Tool for Perfect Edits

Transform Trouble Spots in Artwork with Photoshop’s Generative Fill!

Side-by-side comparison of a colorful tropical leaf and flower artwork before and after editing with Photoshop's Generative Fill feature.

In this post I’m sharing the steps to fast and beautiful edits in your Photoshop file. Every file has a few trouble spots. Using Photoshop’s Generative Fill tool you can fix the problem areas quickly. At the end of the post I share a time-lapse video that shows how to use Photoshop’s Generative Fill to fix trouble spots effortlessly. Watch as the transformation unfolds, step by step! ✨

Here’s an overview of the steps: 

1️⃣ Select the area to modify using tools like Lasso, Marquee, or Object Selection.
2️⃣ Right-click and choose Generative Fill (or find it under the Edit menu).
3️⃣ Type a prompt (e.g., "Add clouds") or leave it blank for a content-aware edit.
4️⃣ Click Generate and preview variations in the Properties Panel.
5️⃣ Choose the best version or generate more options!
6️⃣ Adjust opacity, blending, or masking to integrate the edit.
7️⃣ Save your PSD file to keep the editable Generative Fill layer for future tweaks.

✨ Why It’s Amazing: Generative Fill makes fixing trouble spots fast, fun, and non-destructive.

✨ Note: Generative Fill uses cloud-based processing, so make sure you’re connected to the internet.

🎥 Check out the video to see it in action!