P: Show words omitted from prompt or violates content guidelines

[stefaniek51216624]

Tried to make a word in colorful teddy plush but it says me it is against the guidelines. 

So I tried to say fur instead. That worked but didn't give me the result I wanted. 

[droopydog500]

If you are getting an error, I do not believe it is from "curly hair" or "wavy hair". Please show us your full prompt that is generating an error.

    droopy

[@mj]

Hi @danielle_2108 ,

Hi,

I tried "people with curly hair" and "people with wavy hair" and got successful gens.

Could you share your full prompt?

mj

iMSD

[AESamaan]

You are ADOBE. You cater to high end artists of all types with the leading vector and raster image software on the market. I just asked Firefly to generate a vector image that can be further manipulated with Adobe Illustrator, LITERALLY ASKING YOUR AI TO MAKE YOUR OTHER PRODUCTS MORE IN DEMAND, and Firefly cant generate it. 

I tried the same prompt with ChatGPT and it generated an image. More importantly, it generated an image for adults, not a children's comic book. 

[Darrell238585925x78]

i used images i created of women with ai. this  work just fine i try to make a man dance created the exact

same way and it keeps hiting with guidlines error i tryed no prompt still wouldnt work still gudlines error

i find your the only image genarator that does this. am not creating anything explicted just want to make the man dance to put in a video. you dont have all these gudlines in other adobe products. this is very frustrating Darrell

[craig_kasnoff]

Here's an idea...

If a word -or words- in a video prompt violate Adobe's user guidelines, how about telling the user that BEFORE the video is created rather than just create the video without the words and then charge the user credits for a video that doesn't represent what they wanted since a key word in the prompt was removed.  

I mean c'mon,Adobe strips out that word out BEFORE a user has a chance to correct their "mistake" -and it would be a mistake as there is NO way for a user to know what Adobe is going to say violates their user guidelines- then it means the user is being punished since they are loosing credits and not getting the they wanted. Now, how fair is that?

How hard would it be for Adobe to let a Firefly user know that a word -or words- in their prompt violated Adobe's user policy BEFORE Adobe creates a video that doesn't represent what a user wanted -since perhpas important prompt words were removed. I mean Open AI does it with Sora so why can't Adobe do the same in Firefly? Is Adobe not as technically advanced as Open AI?

C'mon Adobe, you're better than this.

[Carolyn354504499dlb]

while using the video creator for the first time, I input a prompt, but received an Error message re: prompt has unaccepted words or characters. It would be helpful if there was a link to click on that outlines unacceptable symbols, formatting, etc for the prompt. Alternately, highlight the sections of the prompt that are causing the problem so I can edit them out. Thanks.