Luma Agents will make Arabic its first non-English interface

Luma AI says Luma Agents, its software for developing creative work with AI, will get a fully Arabic interface later this year. Users can already write prompts in Arabic and receive Arabic output; the change extends that support to the practical parts of using the product, including menus, navigation, and workflow tools. Arabic will be the platform’s first interface language beyond English, aimed at creators and teams in Saudi Arabia and the wider Arabic-speaking market. The distinction matters because an AI tool can technically understand Arabic while still making users conduct much of the work around it in English.