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Microsoft has officially <\/a> its <\/a> platform for AI image generation. After a long preview phase, Designer is now available to most people with a Microsoft account. Designer can be used on the web in more than 80 languages, as a mobile app for iOS and Android, and as a Windows app. You can create a brand new visual from the ground up with AI, or use Designer to edit and tweak a picture you’ve already made. There are plenty of templates available to guide the creation of common image types, like a greeting card, smartphone wallpaper or a profile avatar. More experienced artists can also build everything from scratch, developing their own templates and using their own art.<\/p>\n While Designer can be used on its own, Microsoft is promoting its integration with the company\u2019s other services. Thanks to the company’s <\/a>, Designer images can be easily linked up to Microsoft Word and PowerPoint projects. Of course, taking full advantage of that will require a <\/a>.<\/p>\n If you’ve used Canva, then Designer will feel very familiar. The service takes a very similar approach to its user experience and now also has some AI options. According to <\/a> from when Microsoft first announced the app back in 2022, Designer is integrated with OpenAI’s image generator DALL-E. Copilot <\/a> DALL-E 3 integration, as well as ChatGPT 4 Turbo, so it makes sense that Designer will sync up with those existing services.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n