Adobe locks generative fill behind a $22.99/month subscription. We give you generative fill for $5.
Photoshop's Generative Fill is powered by Adobe Firefly and lives inside the Photoshop subscription ($22.99/month standalone, or $59.99/month for the full Creative Cloud). It's powerful, but you have to learn Photoshop and pay a full creative-suite subscription just to use it.
ImageLabs Generative Fill uses FLUX inpainting in a purpose-built, browser-based UI. Draw the area you want to change, type a prompt, done. No layers, no learning curve, no $22.99/month bill.
Monthly price: ImageLabs — $5–$25/mo; Photoshop Generative Fill — $22.99/mo.
Free tier: ImageLabs — 10 credits/day; Photoshop Generative Fill — no.
Runs in browser: ImageLabs — yes; Photoshop Generative Fill — no.
No install required: ImageLabs — yes; Photoshop Generative Fill — no.
Learning curve: ImageLabs — Minutes; Photoshop Generative Fill — Hours.
Object removal: ImageLabs — yes; Photoshop Generative Fill — yes.
Background extension: ImageLabs — yes; Photoshop Generative Fill — yes.
Prompt-based editing: ImageLabs — yes; Photoshop Generative Fill — yes.
Full layer editor: ImageLabs — no; Photoshop Generative Fill — yes.
Photoshop makes sense if you're a professional designer who already lives in Adobe. For everyone who just wants to remove objects, extend backgrounds, or swap details in an image, ImageLabs Generative Fill is 4.5× cheaper and takes 30 seconds to learn.