Az Adobe Firefly önálló előfizetései havi 9,99 dollártól egészen 199,99 dollárig terjednek a kreditek számától függően. Az eszköz legnagyobb újdonsága, hogy már egyetlen felületen keresztül érhetők el a partnercégek modelljei is, így az Adobe saját megoldásai mellett a Google Gemini 3, az OpenAI GPT Image, a Kling, a Runway és a Luma AI is használható.
A rendszerben a videógenerálás kiemelten sok kreditet fogyaszt, egy 5 másodperces klip körülbelül 50 kreditbe kerül. Az Adobe saját modelljei továbbra is jogilag biztonságos, licencelt tartalmakkal kereskedelmi használatra optimalizáltak, de ez a garancia a beépített külső partner modellekre már nem vonatkozik.
A konkurens Krea ezzel szemben havi 9 dollártól kínál fizetős csomagokat, és az ingyenes verziójában is napi 100 számítási egységet ad a saját Krea 2 modelljéhez. Míg az Adobe Firefly az alkotói munkafolyamatokba való beépülésével hódít, a Krea a gyors, generálás-központú iterációra fókuszál.
Az eredeti szöveg (Krea)
Adobe Firefly’s standalone subscription runs from $9.99 a month (Standard, 2,000 generative credits) to $199.99 a month (Premium, 50,000 credits), as of September 2026. A free tier exists too, but it covers only a curated set of models with a daily allowance Adobe does not publish. This guide answers the questions people ask most — what Firefly is, whether the free tier is usable, what the paid plans cost, whether it does animation, and how it differs from Figma — with prices from Adobe’s own pages, then compares it honestly against Krea and the wider field.
All Firefly numbers come from Adobe’s Firefly plans page as of September 2026; Krea numbers from krea.ai/pricing. Prices change — check the live pages before deciding.
Every price, credit count, and limit here was verified against the vendor’s published pages in September 2026: Adobe’s Firefly overview, the plans page, the generative credits FAQ, the Firefly video page, and Figma’s AI page. Where Adobe does not publish an exact number — the free tier’s daily generation count, for example — we say so rather than guess. The example images are raw, single Krea 2 generations from the exact prompts beside them; none were made with Firefly, and the captions say so.
Adobe Firefly is Adobe’s generative AI product family: a web app (plus iOS and Android apps) that generates images, vector graphics, video clips, audio, animations, and talking avatars — and the same models embedded inside Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, Lightroom, and Adobe Express. Photoshop’s Generative Fill is Firefly.
Two things distinguish it from most generators. First, the Firefly web app is now a multi-model hub: alongside Adobe’s own models you can run partner models — Google’s Gemini 3 image model, OpenAI’s GPT Image, Kling, Runway, Luma AI, ElevenLabs — as Adobe’s overview page puts it, “Access models from Adobe, Google, OpenAI, Runway, and more, with one login.”
Second, Adobe positions its first-party models as “commercially safe”: trained, per Adobe, “on licensed content from Adobe Stock and public domain content where copyright has expired,” with Content Credentials attached to outputs. For legal teams at large companies this is Firefly’s strongest argument — no other mainstream generator makes an equivalent training-data claim. It applies to Adobe’s own models, not to the partner models inside the same app.
Where it stops: Firefly is a generation feature-set attached to the Adobe ecosystem, not a standalone creative pipeline. Its own image models have historically trailed the frontier on photorealism and prompt adherence — which is why Adobe now resells Gemini, GPT Image, and Kling inside the app — and running those partner models is what burns your credits.
Yes, with real limits. Firefly’s free tier gives daily generations across image, video, and audio on a curated set of models, and the allowance refreshes every day. Adobe does not publish the exact daily count on its plans page, and states that generations, features, and models can change. Premium models and higher volumes need a paid plan and its monthly generative credits.
The credit system is the part worth understanding before you subscribe:
A useful yardstick from Adobe’s own video page: the $9.99 Standard plan’s 2,000 credits buy up to about 40 five-second videos a month.
Firefly free-tier recipe (no image here — we don’t fake Firefly outputs):
Go to firefly.adobe.com and sign in with a free Adobe account. Pick Text to Image, set the model to an Adobe Firefly model, aspect ratio 16:9, and paste: “Product photo of a ceramic espresso cup on stone, soft morning side light, editorial style.” Generate; the daily allowance refreshes tomorrow.
Variation tips: stay on Adobe’s own models to stretch the free daily allowance; use Generative Fill inside the Firefly web editor for touch-ups instead of regenerating the whole frame.
Yes. Firefly generates video from text or from an image (photo, illustration, 2D or 3D render), through the Fir
