Using SD with ControlNet's inpainting model or some of the older inpainting fine-tuned SD models yields similar (if not better) results. If you can't run that locally, a Colab is workable. I think there might also be some open-source or at least free Photoshop add-ons to link up with A1111, but I could be wrong. Assuming you could get A111 working in a Colab or locally with one of those add-ons, that is probably the best hacked-together alternative I can think of. I don't think generative fill is like some of the smaller ML models that could run locally in earlier versions of Photoshop; you'd probably have to buy a grey-market CC account to get access to generative fill. At that point, Colab is probably easier and cheaper (free) if you can tolerate setting it up periodically.

@Dok you can get licenced version from Turkey using Turkey vpn for aroud 50$ a year.

I have access to it, it's ok and a fun toy but it's best at doing things like filling grass or simpler things like that.

It can do smarter stuff but only as well as an earlier image generator AI, think dali-2 rather than the cutting edge systems.

You might have to wait. I haven't actually tried pirating the newest version of photoshop lol. I'm on like cs6 still I think?

not sure, but you could probably get the beta from creative cloud and patch with genp
I've been using all adobe products like that

sorry for reddit, only place i know of for genp
https://www.reddit.com/r/GenP/

I have access to it; it's fine and makes for a good plaything, but it's best suited for filling grass or similar tasks. It's smarter than a standard computer, but not as smart as the most recent AI systems; it can only phrazle generate images about as well as dali-2.