Samsung is announcing<\/a> the Galaxy S25 family<\/a> on January 22, and ahead of that the company has started a full-on teaser campaign, which made its debut yesterday involving Bixby<\/a> (yes, really).<\/p>\n Today’s chapter is all about Sketch to Image, the AI feature that launched last year. With the Galaxy S25 series (and presumably the One UI 7 update for older flagship models), this will get even better.<\/p>\n Sketch to Image will be integrated into Drawing Assist and will be able to use more than one input. So you can still sketch, either with the S Pen or your finger, but you can also describe the image you want with text or voice to tell the AI what to draw. “If it can be envisioned”, Samsung says, then “Galaxy AI can create it”. That’s a pretty lofty promise right there.<\/p>\n For example, you can start by sketching a cat and then type “spacesuit” to send it to space wearing – you guessed it – a spacesuit. Or you can sketch a house and then type locations for it. That sort of thing.<\/p>\n![\"Samsung'](\"https:\/\/fdn.gsmarena.com\/imgroot\/news\/25\/01\/galaxy-s25-sketch-to-image-improvements\/inline\/-1200\/gsmarena_001.jpg\")
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