🤯 Generative Fill for Premiere Pro

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This past week has been 100% the most action-packed news week we’ve experienced since starting this newsletter. You do not want to miss out on the top story.

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• Toolfolio: A database of creative & productivity tools (new tools added every month).

• Bubble: Design, develop, and launch web apps without code.

• Viggle: Replace yourself in viral videos with AI.

• Layers: A platform for designers to share work, connect with others, and discover jobs.

• Tella: A power screen recording tool for tutorials, courses, and demos.

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TOP STORY
🤯 Adobe Premiere Pro “Generative Fill” is Coming + Partnerships with OpenAI, Runway, and Pika

Want to see your mind blown? This week, Adobe teased generative AI video tools that will be coming to Adobe Premiere Pro soon. This feature went viral last year when it was introduced in Adobe Photoshop.

This upcoming AI model will enable users to:

• 📹️ Generate videos (e.g., b-roll).

• ✅ Add new objects to a scene.

• ✂️ Remove objects from a scene.

• 📏 Extend video clip lengths.

And more that we don’t know yet…

Unlike previous announcements, Adobe has not set a release date for these new video generation tools, indicating only that they will be available sometime this year.

Just look at these crazy examples 👇️ 

The new update will come with collaborations with third-party AI providers such as Runway, Pika Labs, and OpenAI's ‘Sora’, though these partnerships are still in the exploratory phase.

You’ll be able to choose from specific AI models from one of the collaborators based on your needs.

You’ll later be able to view “Content Credentials,” which will show which AI model produced the AI-generated content.

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DESIGN
🔠 Figma Releases Typography and Gradient Variables, “Code Connect” for Developers

On Tuesday, Figma introduced several new features at its Framework 2024 event, designed to foster greater adoption of design systems by bridging the gap between design and code.

Typography and Gradient Variables

Variables allow designers to set and use specific styles that can be consistently applied across all their projects. This was previously possible, but not with typography (text) and gradients.

Code Connect for Developers

This new feature lets developers copy the code they need for design elements directly from Figma, saving time and reducing errors

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
📦️ Spline Releases a New 3D Generation AI Tool, Create any 3D Object

Spline, everyone’s favorite 3D collaborative design platform, just released an AI 3D generation tool

The tool has the following features:

• 🔥 Text to 3D

• 🖼️ Image to 3D

• 🌳 Remix

• 📐 Editor integration & Exports

The best part? You can do this all directly in your web browser.

You can sign up for a Spline account for free, but this feature is only available to Super and Super Team users.

📰 Other news you might’ve missed:

• Adobe ‘Firefly’ was caught training its “ethical AI model” on thousands of Midjourney images.

• Framer released updates to Canvas, including impact editing, previewing, and animating, and improvements specific to 3D workflows.

• Elgato released a new “Neo” lineup, which includes plug-and-play variants of their creator products.

• Netflix’s recent true crime documentary, ‘Jennifer Did,’ is suspected to have used AI imagery.

• Adobe is hosting its MAX London conference on April 23rd.

• HeyGen released UGC-style AI avatars that can create videos for you based on a URL (from Amazon, Shopify store, etc.).

• ElevenLabs partnered with Audacy to create a “library of voices for Audacy to deliver custom experiences for listeners and advertising clients.”

• Microsoft’s “VASA-1” research project allows users to create AI deepfakes based on a single image.