Generative Fill In Photoshop - Low Resolution Fix!

The new Generative Fill in the Photoshop Beta is incredible. But unfortunately, it outputs images that are 1024px on the longer side. Then it stretches them out over larger areas which can cause pixelation.

In this video, you will learn how to keep your generated images as sharp as possible!

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📘 INDEX - How To Get High-Res Images with Generative Fill in Photoshop
00:00 - Why Are Photoshop Gen Fill Images Low Res?
00:40 - Expanding The Canvas
01:30 - Making Resolution Appropriate Selections
02:10 - Final Thoughts  

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[Arisevideo]

Thanks, that's valuable information. Yes, I definitely noticed the blurry resolution of those generated fills, and I'm really grateful to know why, so I can work around it.

[makers_lab]

Perhaps genfill will get automatic tiling added in the future. It's a technique used for generating higher resolution images with Stable Diffusion as opposed to upscaling, and it works really well as you found here with PS.

[wdboston]

One of the few tubers that I enjoy watching that don’t put me to sleep!

[KellyPettit]

Great tip. I wouldn't have known anything about adding a plus to the width. Very clever!

[morcjul]

Thanks, Jesús. Very valuable. Also, I didn't know you could add to the width using "+".

[TrevorDennis]

I was glad you mentioned the 'Relative' check box in Canvas Size. I was thinking 'but but but...' when you demonstrated the use of equations. I knew we could do that in some dialog boxes, but not all of them, and it is absolutely going to be a useful tool at times. I'd appreciate a quick demo of using an Action with this, as I can't think how you would tell the action where to make each selection. You could make an action to add the 1014 pixels to each side, except you would do it in one step adding 2028 pixels to the width leaving the direction (anchor) arrows in their default state. We have some handy scripting guys on the Adobe forums like Stephen Marsh, so I might run it by him/them.

[cedarianwilson]

Definitely learned 2 new things. Didnt know equations could be used in input boxes and didnt know the resolution limitation for AI in PS. Thanks for both tips!

[nohstudio]

Thank you for producing these tutorials! Super helpful. I used the 1024x1024 technique, but I did notice a diagonal pixel pattern in my results that did not match the scene. Do you have a workaround?

[mintbill]

This has been bugging me so much. As you say it's not a perfect fix but it works amazing. Thank you!

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[calamaquito]

Excellent solution, thanks! After this process, adding a bit of sharpening and grain using Camera Raw Filter works like a charm.

[AdemVessell]

That is brilliant!! I’m loving the new tool. Best AI tool I’ve ever used.

[graematter]

I've been wondering about what creative ways there were around the low-res results, and had come across a similar process, albeit in a much more rudimentary way. Thank you so much for this!

[Valleystick]

So what is the difference between this and Content Aware Fill / Scale? I guess each has its own use?

[nicolesy]

Calculations in the Canvas size? I had no idea! Game changer. 🎉

[ooopticnerveee]

I love that you mentioned the equations - it was something that i learned at my very first design job in 2003! Time flies, and i still use that knowledge to this day. Thanks for your helpful videos as always. It's crazy how much Photoshop has changed in the past 20 years and you help keep me up to date!

[fandiose]

Amazing, learn something new each time I watch his videos. Lots of cool tips.

[HannahBlauser]

this is BEYOND helpful!!! thank you so, so much!!! you gained a new subscriber today!!

[silekiernanphotography]

Love that you can use + and add a fixed width! Thanks Jesus!

[Khaled-tddi]

This is gold, wonderful demonstration 👏🏻👏🏻