Their own collectible card, from the portrait to the printed copy
In Firefly, Creator Cards turns a portrait into an illustrated card. A printed copy is offered to the first 1,000 eligible entries.
The promotion accompanies a Firefly experience that turns a personal photo into a collectible card character. For the first 1,000 complete and eligible entries, the offer includes the manufacture and shipping of a physical copy.
The announcement pairs ten character styles with ten visual universes. The provided portrait serves as the starting point for a self-reimagining, presented by Adobe under the formula “1 of 1.” This customization applies to the created image; the printing offer has its own terms and its own quota. A portrait, a character, and a universe
The Creator Cards in Firefly journey begins by uploading a photo of yourself. The user then chooses a character style, then a universe, before entering their creator name and finalizing the card. The experience is shown as free access on the page visited.
The setup thus frames generation around a specific format. The photo, the character, and their environment are the options offered to compose the image. The page also states that the creation uses partner models, although the information provided does not detail how they are distributed within the process.
The generated visual is a first step. Requesting the printed copy then requires submitting an entry and the information needed to process it. Creating an image alone is therefore not enough to reserve a physical card. The first thousand entries, not the thousand best images
The terms of the promotion set the allocation on a first-come, first-served basis. They provide neither an artistic ranking nor a random drawing. Entry eligibility remains decisive: Adobe does not guarantee that everyone who attempts to enter will receive a card.
Only one entry is allowed per person, with a single email address, and only one copy may be awarded. Creating multiple accounts or identities to bypass this limit is prohibited. The rules also specify that no purchase or payment is necessary to enter or receive the card.
The period began on November 4. It is scheduled to close on November 27, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time, which is 2:00 a.m. on November 28 in Paris. It may end earlier if the 1,000 cards have been claimed. This deadline is therefore a cutoff date, not a guarantee of stock through the end of the month. France is included, subject to age and rights conditions
Entry is reserved for people at least 18 years old who have reached the age of majority in their jurisdiction and reside in one of the listed territories. France, Belgium, and Switzerland are included. Adobe employees and contractors involved, as well as certain people close to them, are excluded.
Images must comply with the submission terms, including rights to the elements used and permission from recognizable people. The content must also be appropriate for publication visible to all ages. A shipping address and proof of residence may be requested to receive the copy.
The rules leave the choice of shipping method to Adobe. They do not specify any exact manufacturing or delivery timeframe. The offer covers the personalized card, with no option to request cash in lieu of it. Printing comes with a reuse authorization
Adobe does not claim ownership of the entries. However, the rules provide for a worldwide, perpetual, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to the creative elements submitted, allowing them to be used, modified, and distributed within the scope of the promotion.
A separate provision governs the use of the participant’s name, voice, image, and city for a period of up to one year from the start of the promotion. The creations may appear, in particular, on Adobe’s websites and social media, without additional compensation.
The personal data collected is used to administer the promotion and ensure the cards are sent. Acceptance of future marketing messages remains optional: the rules state that signing up for marketing communications is not necessary to enter.