Designer, Microsoft's graphic-design software, now uses OpenAI's Dall-E 2 text-to-image generator to create designs that integrate text and pictures.
The app, which will be available as part of Microsoft 365 in October 2022, is yet another indication of Microsoft's concentration on AI innovation. Continue reading to find out more.
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So nice. Microsoft has eliminated the waitlist for Microsoft Designer and introduced a range of new AI features.
- Here’s what you can do:
- Generate unique AI-generated images from a simple description.
- Have captions and hashtags that align with your design written for you.
- The app is also fully integrated into Microsoft Edge.
Microsoft Designer can help turn your ideas into stunning designs, lightning fast, with AI. Microsoft Designer, which debuted in October of last year, contains AI text-to-image features similar to those found in programs such as Stable Diffusion.
Users can use text prompts to make graphics, which they can then incorporate into projects such as invitations, greeting cards, and social media posts. Consider it a cross between DALL-E and Adobe Express, albeit with considerable limitations.
