Microsoft has announced that its Designer app, which uses artificial intelligence to create visuals and designs based on text commands, has left beta and is now available to all iOS and Android users. seen on the official website of the institution.
The web version of the app supports over 80 languages and is also available as a free mobile app and as an app that is part of the Windows operating system. The designer includes “prompt templates” to help users get started in their creative process. These templates can be customized and shared with other users.
In addition to creating stickers, emojis, pictures, wallpapers, monograms, and avatars, Designer can also be used to style images using artificial intelligence. In the near future, the app will add a “change background” function that will allow you to change the background of images using text commands.
Designer is also compatible with Word and PowerPoint via Copilot. Copilot Pro subscribers can create visuals right in their workspace. The company plans to add the ability to create banners for Word documents based on their content.
Finally, Microsoft is announcing deeper integration of Designer into Microsoft Photos as part of Windows 11. Users will be able to use AI to edit photos, remove objects, backgrounds, and auto-crop directly in the Photos app.
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