Adobe is expanding the availability of Firefly, its stunning artificial intelligence image generator. You can now make requests in French in the tool and no longer only in English.
For a few months, Adobe Firefly has been in beta and will remain so for the time being. But Adobe continues to work on its artificial intelligence image generator. This Wednesday, the Photoshop editor extends its availability and especially language support: Firefly is now available in French.
You can generate images in the Adobe suite without knowing how to speak English
Adobe announced that Firefly supports 103 languages for writing queries to the AI. This allows (almost) all users to use their native language to use the tool. No need to master English, therefore, good news for its accessibility.
The Firefly developer also says that the user interface will be available in 20 languages. Among them are the French, German, Japanese, Spanish and Portuguese already available.
Over a billion images generated with Firefly
Adobe announces at the same time that more than a billion pieces of content have been created with Firefly since the launch of the beta last March. This includes images, but also text effects. The use of Firefly also seems to be accelerating: a month after the launch of the tool, Adobe claimed 70 million images generated.
The company highlights its model: the images generated can be used for commercial purposes and customers have all rights with them.
For client companies, it also reduces production costs according to Adobe. In addition, Firefly has gradually been integrated into several Adobe suite software: Photoshop, Express and Illustrator.
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