Ryan Maloney reviews Adobe Express GPT, showing how it generates design templates you can edit in Adobe Express. It's fast for layouts but needs more template variety and better handling of custom prompts.
I just tried Adobe Express GPT. Here's my opinion and what you can do with it. It installs just like any other GPT. I clicked one of their preset prompts at the bottom here so I didn't actually have to spend 5 seconds to type stuff. And these are the templates it gave me. When you click on one of these templates, it jumps over to Adobe Express that's built into the browser when you have the browser extension hooked up. Now all this is editable, all the graphics, the text, the photos. It's an interesting way to get templates and layouts going quickly. I think this is a pretty good starting point, but there's definitely room for improvement. I want to know that I can see a lot of different template variations. I want to know that these are original templates, non-copywritten, and I did get a few errors when I gave it custom prompts, but that's to be expected when they first launch.
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