Shotz vs Adobe Firefly
Adobe Firefly is Adobe's AI for images, video and audio, with its own models trained on licensed content, partner models alongside them, and Generative Fill and Extend inside Photoshop and Premiere. Shotz is one place to cut your footage and generate the shots you're missing, on many models, without a suite around it.
Adobe users. Generate and fix images and clips inside the apps a creative team already uses.
Getting to a finished video quickly. Shotz finds the moments, makes the cut and generates only what's missing.
The short version.
Firefly adds AI to many Adobe apps. Shotz is one editor built around AI from the start.
Search everything you filmed for one moment, by what happens in it.
Every model's cost is on the button, from one set of credits.
Side by side.
An honest look at what each tool is built to do. Plenty of people use both.
Where Adobe Firefly is great.
AI right where designers and editors already work, in Photoshop and Premiere.
Its own models are trained on licensed content, which matters to some clients.
A canvas for mood boards and ideas, with images and clips side by side.
Use them together.
Get the first cut from Shotz, then finish it in Premiere with an XML of the edit and the media.
Drop in your clips and say what you want. Get a first cut with captions and music.
Export the project with clips and captions, and fine-tune anywhere you like.
Post it wherever your people are.
Questions.
Should I switch from Firefly?
If your team lives in Adobe's apps, Firefly fits in. If you want the edit made for you and every model in one place, try Shotz.
Can I take a Shotz edit into Premiere?
Yes. Export an FCP7 XML or EDL with the media, and the cut opens in Premiere.
Is Shotz free?
Yes. The editor is free with no watermark. Starter is from $12 a month with 1,000 credits for generating, Pro from $33 with 3,000, and Team from $129 for up to five people.
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