Microsoft has officially launched its AI-powered Designer app for iOS and Android users, emerging from preview and making its way to mobile platforms. This app allows users to create and edit a variety of visual content with the help of AI technologies.
Key Features of Microsoft Designer
- AI-Powered Editing: Designer offers advanced AI capabilities for editing images. Users can restyle images, add decorative borders, remove backgrounds, and even erase objects or people from photos.
- Diverse Templates: The app includes a wide range of templates for creating custom images such as greeting cards, social media posts, invitations, wallpapers, and more.
- Avatar Creator: Designer features an avatar creator tool, allowing users to design unique avatars directly within the app.
- Integration with Microsoft Ecosystem: Besides the standalone app, Designer is also integrated into Microsoft’s suite of products. Copilot Pro subscribers can access Designer features within Word and PowerPoint, and Windows Insiders can use Designer features within the Photos app on Windows 11.
Availability and Pricing
- Free Access: Microsoft Designer is available as a free app for Windows, iOS, and Android. Users receive 15 free daily boosts for creating or editing AI-powered images and designs.
- Subscription Option: For enhanced features, including 100 daily boosts, users can upgrade to a Copilot Pro subscription.
Additional Information
- Mobile and Desktop Integration: The mobile app allows for on-the-go image creation and editing. On the desktop, Designer integrates into applications like Word and PowerPoint, with new features like a banner image generator for Word documents on the horizon.
- Microsoft Edge and Photos Integration: Designer features are also being integrated into Microsoft Edge and the Photos app, enhancing usability and workflow.
Microsoft Designer’s broad availability and integration across platforms highlight its versatility and aim to provide users with powerful tools for creating and editing visual content efficiently.
