Samsung recently teased a new "multimodal" change for Galaxy AI's Sketch to Image, courtesy of its One UI 7 software. The feature will let users draw with an S Pen or type an image description, as well as use "voice commands" with the AI drawing assist.

Samsung has released a new teaser showing off what Galaxy AI and the new Bixby can do on the Galaxy S25 series.

Samsung has teased unexpectedly-advanced AI features for the Galaxy S25 series, depicting an assistant taking multiple complex requests at once.

The new Drawing Assist feature supports multiple input methods, including sketching with the S Pen or finger, text descriptions, and voice commands.

Samsung is adding the ability to combine voice and text inputs to your drawing when generating images with the Sketch to Image tool.

On the bottom of the front screen, we can see a One UI 7 / Galaxy AI feature that Samsung is yet to fully announce. The "Now Brief" bar will show you notifications designed specifically for you. It takes information from all of your apps and Galaxy AI summarises and presents important aspects as brief alerts.

Samsung is ramping up excitement for the January 22 launch of the Galaxy S25 series with a series of teasers. Following yesterday’s Bixby-focused

Sketch to Image, integrated into Drawing Assist, lets users turn doodles into digital art. But with the Galaxy S25 series, it’s getting a serious makeover. It’s no longer limi

Sketch to Image — one of the marquee tools unveiled at Unpacked in July of last year — is going multimodal with One UI 7, allowing new and existing users alike to create and edit drawings and photos without having to pick up an S Pen at all.