Microsoft Designer launches out of preview and includes AI image generation and editing. It’s free to use for anyone with a personal Microsoft account.
Microsoft’s AI-powered Designer app is coming out of preview today for both iOS and Android users. Microsoft Designer lets you use templates to create custom images, stickers, greeting cards, invitations, and more. Designer can also use AI to edit images and restyle them or create collages of images. Originally available on the web or through Microsoft Edge, Designer has been in preview for nearly a year.
Designer also includes the ability to edit and remove backgrounds, remove people or objects from images, and features like adding text and branding to images. While Microsoft Designer is available as a standalone app today, Microsoft has also been making Designer available through Copilot in apps like Word and PowerPoint. Copilot Pro subscribers can create images and designs right within Word and PowerPoint, and Microsoft is adding a new banner image generator for Word documents soon.
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