Adobe Firefly continues to evolve rapidly, with a fresh wave of updates aimed at enhancing its video capabilities. Since its major redesign in April, Adobe has been aggressively rolling out new features.
The latest update brings some powerful tools for content creators, including sound effect generation and deeper video customization options.
These improvements reinforce Adobe’s commitment to growing Firefly as a competitive hub for generative AI tools in visual media.
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Sound Effects with a Personal Touch
One of the standout features in this update is the ability to generate sound effects based on user prompts and recorded cues.
Users can describe a sound—such as a zipper—and then make the sound themselves, which helps Adobe’s model understand the desired timing and volume.
In a demonstration, an Adobe employee described and performed a zipper sound. The tool then reproduced it faithfully with correct timing and intensity. A timeline editor at the bottom of the interface enables precise placement of audio to video.