Adobe Firefly Course: Topics Covered
- Writing and refining prompts for visual content.
- Selecting AI models based on the task and available credits.
- Directing image composition with visual references.
- Editing and resizing images for multiple formats.
- Developing mood boards and storyboards with Firefly Boards.
- Creating scalable vector graphics.
- Generating and refining short video clips.
- Producing audio for video projects.
- Evaluating and exporting assets for production.
There are currently no evening classes scheduled for this course.
Please call 800-851-9237 or 781-376-6044 to schedule a course
Adobe Firefly Training Topics
Introduction to Adobe Firefly
- The Firefly web workspace and its image, vector, video, audio, and Boards tools
- Firefly as a standalone app and as technology used within Creative Cloud applications
- Projects, generation history, saved assets, and file organization
- Adobe models, partner models, plan access, and generative credits
- Review of the course campaign brief and final deliverables
Generating images from text
- Writing prompts that describe subject, setting, action, and intended use
- Directing composition, lighting, color, camera angle, and visual style
- Choosing image dimensions and aspect ratios
- Comparing variations and improving a result through prompt revisions
- Recognizing common errors in generated imagery
- Exercise: Create three visual directions for a campaign hero image
Using references to control results
- Using composition references to guide placement and structure
- Using style references to guide appearance and mood
- Adjusting the influence of a reference image
- Comparing available models for the same creative brief
- Maintaining a consistent look across related assets
- Exercise: Generate a campaign image using supplied visual references
Editing and adapting images
- Editing an image with a text prompt
- Selecting areas for targeted changes
- Adding, replacing, and removing objects
- Changing or removing backgrounds
- Expanding an image to create space for text or a new format
- Refining image quality and evaluating unwanted changes
- Creating landscape, square, and vertical campaign versions
- Exercise: Refine the hero image and produce two format variations
Developing concepts with Firefly Boards
- Creating a Board and adding references, sketches, and generated assets
- Organizing images to communicate a creative direction
- Remixing images and generating related variations
- Building a simple storyboard for a short video
- Sharing a Board for feedback and selecting assets for production
- Exercise: Present a mood board and three-frame storyboard for the campaign
Creating vector graphics
- Choosing vector artwork for icons, illustrations, and scalable graphics
- Generating a vector subject or scene from a prompt
- Controlling style, color, and visual complexity
- Reviewing and downloading an editable SVG
- Continuing vector refinement in Adobe Illustrator
- Exercise: Create a campaign icon or supporting graphic
Generating video
- Writing prompts that describe subject movement and camera movement
- Creating video from text and from an existing image
- Using starting and ending frames to guide a clip
- Reviewing motion, continuity, and changes to the subject
- Revising prompts and regenerating clips
- Arranging clips in Firefly's video editor, where available
- Exercise: Create a short campaign video asset
Creating and working with audio
- Generating sound effects for a scene
- Creating speech from a short script
- Exploring music or soundtrack generation
- Improving speech clarity when working with recorded audio
- Matching audio length, timing, and tone to video
- Exercise: Add suitable audio to the campaign video asset
Reviewing, exporting, and delivering assets
- Checking images and video for visual errors and consistency
- Reviewing model choice, source materials, and applicable usage terms
- Understanding Content Credentials on generated assets
- Choosing export formats for images, vectors, video, and audio
- Moving assets into Adobe Express, Photoshop, Illustrator, or Premiere for further production
- Final project: Present a coordinated campaign set containing a hero image, two image variations, a Firefly Board, a vector graphic, a short video asset, and a supporting audio track
The course topics serve as an outline for the course. Instructors may adjust content based on the specific needs of each class, such as to answer your Adobe questions.
Adobe course instructors
AGI instructors are Adobe professionals and skilled teachers. You'll learn from a live Adobe professional that brings years of experience that will help you learn Adobe quickly and easily.

Jennifer S.
MS, Human Factors Information Design
BA, Commercial Art
UXQB Certfied
Adjunct Professor, Boston University

Greg
BA, Advertising Design
Adobe Certified Instructor
Author, multiple Adobe Creative Cloud books

Grace
MS, Information Design
BA, Digital Communications
Adjunct Professor, St. Olaf

Christopher S.
BA, Journalism
Adobe Certified Instructor
Google Analytics Certified
Author, Creative Cloud for Dummies
Custom and private Adobe classes
This Adobe course is available as a private class. Curriculum can be customized for your specific needs. Adobe classes can be delivered at your location, online, or in our classrooms. For more information, call 781-376-6044 to speak with a training consultant or contact us.
Adobe Firefly Course Prerequisites
This course is for designers, marketers, communications professionals, and content creators who want to use Adobe Firefly to produce images, graphics, video, and audio for real projects. Participants should be comfortable working with digital files. No experience with Photoshop, Illustrator, or other Adobe applications is required.
Adobe Firefly account
You will need an active Adobe account with access to the paid Firefly Standard plan or higher from firefly.adobe.com. If you want to access partner AI models covered you will need Firefly Pro, which adds Google and other partner model access alongside a higher credit allowance.
Generative credits
All video, audio, and partner model exercises consume generative credits. Participants should arrive with a full monthly credit allocation available. Credit consumption varies by feature, with video and audio generation using more credits than image generation.
Creative Cloud subscribers
If you have an active Creative Cloud subscription it includes access to Firefly and provides a monthly generative credit allocation as part of the plan. Check your current credit balance and plan access before the course date, as the credit allocation varies by Creative Cloud plan.
Exceptional Adobe course materials
Our proprietary curriculum has been proven effective in teaching [category short name] to thousands. You’ll receive our extensive written reference along with lesson files for you to continue your practice following the class. This Adobe course includes a copy of our Digital Classroom book with many projects and exercises.
Repeat for free
If you need a refresher or miss a day of class you can repeat the Adobe class at no additional cost for one year.
Private Adobe classes for companies and groups
This Adobe class is available as a private workshop for your company, group, or team. Use the contact form on this page or call 781 376-6044 to learn more about private classes.
Adobe FAQ
Do I receive a Adobe certificate?
AGI provides a certificate upon course completion, which can be shared on LinkedIn and verified digitally on the AGI website.
How many students are in a Adobe class?
AGI limits its class sizes so that you receive personalized attention. Classes are limited to no more than 10 participants.
Can I get specific Adobe questions answered in the class?
Yes, as a live class, you can ask the instructor questions about how you will be using Adobe.
Does this Adobe class include job placement support?
AGI provides job support only when Adobe classes are taken as part of a longer-term certificate program, where AGI has a dedicated career counselor assigned to each certificate student.
Is this Adobe class for Mac or Windows?
Using a Mac or Windows computer, you can attend this Adobe class. The application itself has identical functionality for both. If attending in our classrooms, a computer will be provided using the operating system of your choice.
Prerequisites for this Adobe course
Prior to attending this Adobe classes, you should be familiar with all the concepts covered in the: Graphic Design course. This can be through attending the course or through experience.
What to take after this Adobe course
After you have attended this course, you may find it useful to continue your learning and attend: AI Graphic Design Course.
