🖼️ AI Image Generation & Editing
Adobe Firefly vs Google Flow (Veo)
Which is better depends on the job. Here's how they compare on facts and — where we've run them — our standardized tests.
Adobe's generative AI for images and video, integrated with Creative Cloud.
Google's Veo video models, used through the Flow filmmaking tool and Gemini.
Which should you choose?
NOT YET TESTED We won't name a winner until both tools have completed the same test tasks. Until then, use the verified facts below.
Scores by job
| Job | Adobe Firefly | Google Flow (Veo) |
|---|---|---|
| Cinematic scene with a consistent character | NOT YET TESTED | NOT YET TESTED |
| 15-second product ad for Instagram/TikTok | NOT YET TESTED | NOT YET TESTED |
| Talking-avatar explainer / training video | NOT YET TESTED | NOT YET TESTED |
| Animate a product photo (image-to-video) | NOT YET TESTED | NOT YET TESTED |
| value video AI for solo creators | NOT YET TESTED | NOT YET TESTED |
Facts side by side
From official pages; "Not yet verified" means we haven't confirmed it yet.
| Adobe Firefly | Google Flow (Veo) | |
|---|---|---|
| Company | Adobe | |
| Starting price | from $9.99/mo | from $4.99/mo |
| Free plan | Not yet verified | Yes |
| Free trial | Yes | Not yet verified |
| API | Not yet verified | Yes |
| Commercial use | Allowed on all plans | Not yet verified |
| Last tested | Never | Never |
| Facts updated | Oct 8, 2026 | Oct 8, 2026 |
Adobe Firefly vs Google Flow (Veo): same prompt, raw outputs
Same input for every tool. We publish the first output (no cherry-picking), with the date, plan and model version used, plus a SHA-256 hash of the file.
When the test round runs, each task appears here as a row with one column per tool.
Head-to-head measurements
Objective metrics recorded by our test harness (same inputs for every tool). Raw outputs are archived as evidence.
Blind quality comparison
Subjective assessment by our evaluators, blind where possible. This is opinion, labelled as such — not a measured fact.
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