ABrush

ABrush is an AI image generation studio that runs as a panel inside Adobe Photoshop, offering 23 plus models with ControlNet, IP-Adapter references, and LoRA styles against your open document.

ABrush is built on the premise that artists lose more to context switching than to generation quality. Rather than sending you to a web app and back, it runs as a panel inside Photoshop so generation, inpainting, references, and upscaling all happen against the open document, with layers and selections intact. The model and control surface is aimed at people who already understand the tooling. It exposes over 23 image models alongside ControlNet for structural guidance, IP-Adapter for reference images, and LoRA style adapters, plus generation history and reusable presets. The vendor describes it as created by artists for artists, and the control depth supports that rather than hiding everything behind a single prompt box. Pricing is token-based and tiered by monthly allowance: Lite at 12 dollars, Pro at 24 dollars, Premium at 48 dollars, and a Teams plan at 24 dollars per seat with a collective token pool, shared presets, and private team custom models. Every tier includes a commercial licence. New accounts get 300 free tokens to test, and the site notes the product is in staged early access with early-access pricing.