Microsoft Designer

As part of Microsoft 365, Microsoft Designer is a tool used to create any type of image design, from logos and invitations to blog banners and social media posts. You may have designed similar elements in Canva, Fotor, Figma, or other graphic design software before, but Microsoft Designer is more intelligent.
The difference between Microsoft Designer and other design tools is that it uses OpenAI’s DALL · E 2 technology. This is an artificial intelligence that allows you to create images and artworks by entering the text description you want. This feature will help you find unique graphics for your project, and due to advanced technology, the images created are very realistic.
You can also use your own images and built-in design tools to fully customize your visual effects. By using templates, shapes, photos, icons, text styles, and color themes, you can explore different appearances and achieve precise designs that suit your project.
How to qualify for Microsoft Designer
Since its launch in December 2022, Microsoft Designer has required a waiting list to qualify for use. You can add your email address to the list, and once you are granted access, you will receive a login instruction email.
The current preview version does not include all planned features, but Microsoft seeks feedback from those with preview permissions to improve the tool before it becomes widely available. Microsoft Designer will be available as a free application for Microsoft 365 personal and home users, with advanced paid features to choose from. Microsoft also plans to integrate Designer with Microsoft Edge. I hope to provide assistance to Edge users in designing social media posts and other projects for websites they access in their browsers.
How to use Microsoft Designer
When you log in to Microsoft Designer, you will see the Designer Copilot. This tool can help you create your first vision using images generated by artificial intelligence, your own images, or blank canvases.
Just enter the visual element you want to create in the input box, such as An Instagram post about my Cosmetic product launch on April 1st. Then click Generate, and Microsoft Designer will automatically layout the design. You can also click on AI Generate image to generate the elements you want.