Convert Your Images Into Paintings (ANY STYLE) Using AI - Photoshop Generative Fill

Welcome to our quick Photoshop tutorial where we demonstrate how to use the exciting new feature, Generative Fill, to transform any image into a painting. Whether you're aiming for an oil painting effect or a watercolor style, this process will take you just about 90 seconds! Ready to unleash your inner artist? Let's dive in! 🎨

🕑 TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Welcome and introduction to Generative Fill in Photoshop
00:17 - Tutorial begins: Loading image and quick mask mode
00:34 - Fill selection and brightness adjustment
00:52 - Application of fill layer and introduction to generative fill
01:08 - Selecting oil painting in Generative Fill
01:22 - Reviewing oil painting results
01:37 - Selecting watercolor in Generative Fill
01:43 - Reviewing watercolor results
01:53 - Closing thoughts and thanks

📝 SUMMARY:
In this tutorial, we start from scratch by loading an image and entering quick mask mode. After adjusting the brightness to 30%, we apply the fill layer and proceed to create the generative fill. From there, we explore the options available in Generative Fill, turning our image into an oil painting and later, a watercolor style painting. Each time, we present three different style options for you to consider.

Discover the magic of Generative Fill in Photoshop, the new AI functionality that can turn a standard image into a work of art in a couple of steps. This is a great way to add creativity to your images and provide a unique, artistic touch to your graphics.

NOTE: Please remember that the transformation process might take a while, but we've fast-forwarded the video for your convenience. Results may vary depending on the complexity and details of the original image.

🔥 Whether you're a graphic designer, a digital artist, or just a Photoshop enthusiast, you're going to love this feature. Stay tuned for more tutorials like this, and don't forget to hit the like button if you found this helpful, share with your friends, and subscribe for more tips, tricks, and guides. Thanks for watching! 🔥

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[curtispyketech]

Load Image --> Press "Q" --> Create grey Fill --> Generate style of painting --> Voila!

[fpsVAMPZ]

Do you know of any way to remove just the lines from a drawing, but keep the color?

[doctorritos]

have you tested any anime/manga styles? I'm interested in using generative fill to quickly brainstorm scenes.

[johnm]

Hey, I select the image and press the letter Q, but when I go to edit>fill, my numbers are not the same (my H and S are not at 0 for instance), and when I change the brightness to 30% it doesn't do what it's supposed to. Any suggestions? Thank you

[komjimeil]

thanks... I did the same way, but the result it generates other picture actually, it modifies the picture though similar but not transforming the original into the style painting, etc. How to deal with it?

[Martinwhynot]

Nice Post. I wonder if we could alter lighting situations with this method too? I need to experiment.

[GuidezGuides]

Does this still work? I've been trying it and only get a blue image over everything, regardless of underlying/reference image.

[wiseowl]

This is amazing stuff! Thanks for sharing!

[deeznotes]

Learned something awesome in 90 seconds. NICE.

[EliseFox]

yo what? I've been trying out different stuff, even photoshop and couldn't get anything working... what is it we are doing with the Q that makes this work? O_O

[ubs]

Even without AI, there are many ways or filters to create this kind of effect.

[rogerlove]

Just remember, the resulting image will be low resolution. Current AI content in PS is limited to 1024x1024. Until Adobe upgrades this feature, we’ll just have to work with it.