Learn about the frequently asked questions about the Firefly AI Assistant.
AI Assistant is a beta feature in Adobe Firefly, now available for testing and feedback.
It remembers lasting creative preferences, the kind of thing you would want it to know next time, too. That includes:
- Looks that you tell it you like, such as certain colors or a minimal design approach.
- Technical settings you reuse, such as image sizes, file types, and quality.
- The way you like to work, such as whether you want to be asked before it creates something.
It does not save one-time requests, such as make this one bluer, or ideas you tried and did not continue with. It remembers what you say and ask for in your chats.
Memory works in Firefly AI Assistant and Firefly Boards. It's not in other Adobe apps yet. It's rolling out in stages, so you may not see it yet.
In two ways:
- You can tell it. For example, you can say Remember that I like 1:1 images.
- It can also learn what you like as you chat with it.
When you ask it to remember something, it tells you. When it saves a memory on its own, it may not tell you each time. You can see all your saved memories in the AI Assistant Settings.
Yes. You can turn off Memory at any time in the AI Assistant Settings.
When Memory is turned off, the AI Assistant stops saving new memories and stops using the existing memories in new chats. Turning Memory off does not delete your memories. They stay in the AI Assistant Settings, and you can still view and manage them there. You can also add and update memories in the Settings when Memory is turned off, but the AI Assistant won't use them until you turn Memory back on.
You can view, add, update, and delete memories in the AI Assistant Settings. You can also ask the AI Assistant to add, update, or delete memories in a conversation.
Your memories work together, and they are not separate cards. When you add, change, or delete one, the AI Assistant may reword or adjust related memories, and so a memory may not read exactly as you typed it.
Yes. Tell the AI Assistant, for example, Forget that I like deep blue. You can also delete memories in the AI Assistant Settings.
Deleting a chat does not delete the memories the AI Assistant saved from it. If you want to delete the memory, you must do it separately.
Tell it what you want in the conversation. What you ask for in the conversation has priority. If a memory is incorrect or hasn't been updated, change it by telling the AI Assistant in a conversation or in the AI Assistant Settings, or delete it.
Preferences are settings that you set yourself. In the Firefly AI Assistant and Firefly Boards, you change them in Settings, not by chatting with the AI Assistant. In other places, such as Creative Cloud Home, you can change them by chatting or in Settings.
The AI Assistant can add memories as you chat, and you can change or delete them by chatting or in Settings.
The AI Assistant sees your preferences every time you send a message. It sees a memory only when the memory seems relevant to your request, and only the few most relevant memories are used.
If there is something you always want the AI Assistant to know, such as always use an aspect ratio of 1:1 unless I say otherwise, a preference is a good fit. A memory is a better fit for something that matters only sometimes, such as a certain look you like for images of nature.
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