Adobe, Inc.

Mainak Biswas

Stephen J DiVerdi

Jose Ignacio Echevarria Vallespi

Sanyam Jain

Gaurav Bhargava

Udit Gupta

A method for generating a color gradient includes receiving an input indicating a smoothness of the color gradient and detecting a gradient path defined from an image. The method also includes identifying a set of colors from the gradient path. The method includes detecting a set of color pivots associated with the set of colors. A number of the color pivots in the set of color pivots is based on the input indicating the smoothness of the color gradient. The method includes generating a set of individual color gradients along the gradient path including a color gradient between a first pair of colors located at a first pair of the color pivots and a different color gradient between a second pair of colors located at a second pair of the color pivots. Additionally, the method includes generating the color gradient of the image from the set of individual color gradients.

Color gradient capture from source image content

Automated digital content layout systems and techniques are described. Interaction of a creative professional with a digital content design system to create a digital content design is monitored. The digital content design is created by the creative professional in accordance with a maximum amount of display area along a primary axis to be used to display the digital content design. The digital content design system then employs a layout system to generate a layout definition for inclusion as part of the digital content design that includes a set of rules to control how the items of digital content are arranged in a user interface in amounts of the display area along the primary axis that are less than this maximum amount.

Digital content automated layout system

Systems and methods for the automatic creation of multiple image layouts. In an example, an image processing application creates an output layered image from an input layered image that includes a background object, a foreground object, and a focus area that at least partially overlaps with the foreground object. The image processing application applies a scaling factor to the foreground object such that the foreground object either is entirely contained within the output foreground object or one dimension of the foreground object is contained within the output foreground object. The image processing application further determines an output focus area in the output foreground object by applying the scaling factor to the focus area. The image processing application crops the foreground object such that the focus area is contained within the output foreground object, thereby creating the output layered image.

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