Tip 1: The Firefly Buzz – Finding Your Imaginative Spark**
Picture this: you’ve launched Adobe Express, and you’re buzzing with ideas. What’s the first step? Fire up Adobe Firefly and generate an image that’ll make you smile. Today, let’s have some fun and imagine “bees playing a board game.” Select the result that tickles your fancy, and let the creativity flow!

Welcome to the whimsical world of Adobe Express and Adobe Firefly, where creativity takes flight, and even bees enjoy a good board game. In this guide, we’ll embark on a delightful journey to help you make the most of your Adobe Express experience.

Tip 2: The Bee’s Knees – Adding Assets with Pizzazz
Now that you’ve got your quirky bee-themed image, it’s time to jazz it up. Adobe Express offers a treasure trove of assets in various libraries. But wait, some of your “My Stuff” images lack a crop option. Don’t fret! Here’s a nifty trick: patience is your secret weapon.

Pro Tip:* If the “Remove Background” option isn’t immediately visible, give it a second. Even though the saving icon might be playing hide-and-seek, rest assured it’s still working its magic.

Tip 3: Unmask the Magic – DIY Clipping Mask Adventure
Ah, the thrill of old-school tricks! If you’re in a pinch and need to crop an image without the quick “Crop to Shape” option, here’s how you do it, with a sprinkle of nostalgia.

1. Choose an asset that matches the shape you want to crop your image into. Place it directly over the image.
2. Make sure you’re on the image layer in your layers panel.
3. Under “Remove Background,” you’ll find “Erase.” But wait, don’t let it work its magic automatically this time!
4. You want to be the magician. Manually erase everything that’s visible.
5. Shift your focus to the shape asset. Turn off the fill and switch on the border. Adjust the border width to create the perfect frame for your image.
6. Select both layers and group them together.