Microsoft announced on Wednesday that its AI-powered designer app officially leaves preview and is now available to all users on iOS and Android. The Canva-like app lets users create images and designs with text prompts to create things like stickers, greeting cards, invitations, collages, and more.
Designer is now available in greater than 80 languages on the Internetavailable as free mobile appand as an app in Windows.
The app offers “prompt templates” designed to jumpstart the creative process. The templates include styles and descriptions that you could experiment with and customize. You also can share templates with others to construct on one another's ideas.
In addition to stickers, you may create emojis, clipart, wallpapers, monograms, avatars, and more with text prompts.
You also can use Designer to edit and redesign images using AI. For example, you may upload a selfie after which select from a variety of styles and enter any additional details you should see to rework your photo.
Coming soon, Designer may have a Replace Background feature that may help you transform images using text prompts.
With the launch of the standalone Designer app, Microsoft said the service shall be integrated into apps like Word and PowerPoint through Copilot. People with a Copilot Pro subscription will have the option to create images and designs of their workflow. Soon, users will get the flexibility to create a banner for his or her document in Word based on the content of their document.
As a part of Wednesday’s announcement, Microsoft announced that Microsoft Photos on Windows 11 is being integrated deeper into Designer. Users can now use AI to edit photos without leaving the Photos app. They can now do things like delete objects, remove backgrounds, and robotically crop images right within the app.
