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Digital Alchemy: Transforming Images with Adobe Express

It's been a fabulous three days at the Adobe Innovator Summit, a chance to connect and reconnect in person with many educators that have and will continue to inspire me.  The focus was very much on Adobe Express for Education , a product from Adobe that is free to K-12 educators and students. I won't say free forever because forever is a very long time and we've all seen other tools that promise that and then...poof, but it is free now with a promise to continue to be free.  I've used Adobe Express a lot in my classroom, but this week I (finally) developed a better understanding and appreciation for a great tool in there called, generative fill.  Generative Fill lets you select an area of an image and then use a text to image generator to change that part of the image. The picture on the right is a good example.  There is a famous room at Adobe where the furniture is attached to the ceiling. It is all white. You can step inside and have your picture taken. When you fl

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