Adobe's New AI Tools Let You Step Inside Photos: 5 Things to Explore

Step inside photos: Adobe’s new experimental tools transform a still image into an interactive, navigable 3D-like scene. Creators can move within the image, explore the space, and frame views beyond the original photograph.

Camera Angles: The Photoshop beta adds Camera Angles, which lets users explore new viewpoints of an entire image through direct on-canvas interactions. This could help photographers, designers, and marketers visualize alternate compositions without reshooting.

New images and video: After exploring a photo-based scene, creators can render new images or camera-controlled videos from different perspectives. Adobe says this expands a single photograph into a flexible creative starting point rather than a fixed final asset.

Firefly creative studio: Adobe Firefly brings together AI tools for image, video, audio, and design, along with a choice of industry AI models and the Creative Agent. The update aims to help creators move from an initial idea to finished work more quickly.

Editing with context: Adobe’s existing AI editing features include Generative Fill, which adds, replaces, or refines elements using context-aware results. These tools can work alongside the new scene-exploration features to extend and refine visual projects.

Creative control: Adobe emphasizes that the new capabilities give creators more precision, choice, and control over AI-generated results. Rather than replacing photography, the tools are designed to help creators reinterpret and build upon existing images.

Where to try it: The most immediate feature to explore is Camera Angles in the Photoshop beta app, while broader Firefly and Creative Cloud updates were announced around Adobe MAX 2026. Availability and feature access may vary by app, region, and subscription.

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