The coming Image Creator tool, which builds on top of the image search capabilities in the Microsoft Bing search engine, is another piece of today's Surface event announcements. It includes templates, curated articles and videos with how-to and inspirational information. The new Microsoft Create site, also announced today, is meant for not just Designer users, but also other people who are creating any kinds of assets: documents, videos, presentations and more. Inside the company, Microsoft execs have been describing Designer both as the V.1 app introduced today and as "an AI-powered design service." Designer is already in use as part of PowerPoint Designer as a way to help users more easily create good-looking presentations with AI assistance and is expected to be added to more Microsoft products over time. Under the covers, Designer uses Microsoft AI technologies and the OpenAI DALL-E 2 model which allows users to create custom images using text or images.ĭesigner is more than just a graphic design app.
In addition to being part of Microsoft 365, these tools will be integrated with Bing and Microsoft's Edge browser, officials said.ĭesigner, as earlier leaks indicated, is for creating social media posts, invitations, brochures and other types of designs by either starting from scratch or using Microsoft-provided templates. (Canva even has been testing a text-to-image creation capability which is similar to one of Designer's key features.) Microsoft is touting Designer, Create and Image Creator as key elements of a family of Microsoft Creator tools. Microsoft Designer looks a lot like the Canva design app. The company also took the wraps off three new Surface PCs and two new accessories during the event. During its Fall Surface event on October 12, Microsoft officially introduced Microsoft Designer, its new graphic-design app, as well as its "Create" website and coming Image Creator tool. A couple of months ago, word (and images) of a new Microsoft Designer app leaked to the web.
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