Adobe Firefly AI Now Includes Malay And Simplified Chinese Support For Prompts
Adobe Firefly AI Now Includes Malay And Simplified Chinese Support For Prompts
Adobe’s generative AI platform, Firefly, now officially supports text prompts from over 100 languages, which include Bahasa Malaysia (Malay) and Simplified Chinese. That should saves you time figuring out how to talk to the AI using English – especially for those who may not necessarily have the level of understanding of the language.
The platform is also getting localizations, with 20 languages soon to be available to the public. Aside from the default English, the Firefly UI is currently available with French, German, Japanese, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese, with more to come.
The Firefly AI, currently in its Beta form, supports various AI-enabled image generation such as Generative Fill, Text-to-Image, Generative Recolor, Text Effects and more under active development. Some components of the platform has already been integrated to other Adobe products, such as Photoshop and Express.
Pokdepinion: This should make Adobe Firefly a lot more accessible for non-native speakers.
The multilingual update is a nice move by Adobe. As someone who isn’t fully comfortable crafting prompts in English, being able to describe ideas in Malay or Chinese makes Firefly a lot more approachable. I do wonder how well the AI interprets nuance across those languages though. Also, I’ve been experimenting with DeepAI recently since they support similar creative AI features with a simpler interface — good timing for those who want to try AI art without a steep learning curve. Curious to see how Firefly’s localization develops further.