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Creating ad visuals with AI
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If the GIFs aren’t playing properly, read this email in your browser. Hey! I’m not a big fan of Adobe software, but Photoshop has three incredible AI features that I use all the time. Let me show you :) I. Generative FillRemove anything from your image – like Ringo Starr, for example.
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Now that I have a clean background, I can also play around with Ringo a little bit.
Result: Ad #2
II. Text to Image
Generate or replace objects. In this case, pants.
Result: Ad #3
III. Generative Expand
Allows me to think outside the box, literally.
Result: Ad #4
You made it! 💃
Reply to this email if you enjoyed it. I'll write back, pinky swear ;)
Talk soon,
–Shlomo
P.S. Check out my new B2B ads course – Boring Products, Fun Ads (150+ students from companies like Google, Apple, Wix.)
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