How To Create Free Designs from Text with Microsoft's Latest AI Tool

September 12, 2023 By Awanish Kumar

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Image credit : Microsoft AI is set to disrupt a lot of domains including lyrics, movie posters, storytelling, etc. with just a few quick clicks. Microsoft keeps adding AI tools to its Edge browser to catch up with the race of artificial intelligence. Microsoft Designer is one of those tools which was launched in October 2022 and it is now available for everyone’s use without requiring a waiting list now. However, it’s still mentioned as a preview tool. Using this tool you can create top quality graphic designs and that too just by using text prompts, which makes it more valuable than conventional tools.

Key Highlights of Microsoft Designer

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Image credit : All Things How[/caption] You can make the tool work by using prompts like ‘a poster for my college which reopens after the summer vacation’ or ‘a Facebook post for promotion of my new boutique’ or 'cover page for my new book launch'. Microsoft Designer provides a user-friendly interface for crafting both static and animated graphics, even if you have no prior design experience. It harnesses user inputs to create designs using DALLE-2, which can be employed for crafting presentations, posters, invitations, social media content, and more. Unlike alternative image editing tools like Photoshop and Canva, it leverages AI to analyze text input, resulting in precise graphics. This "preview" web tool is freely accessible without any waiting period and will soon be seamlessly integrated into the Edge browser, aiding users in designing and sharing their social media content. Furthermore, you have the option to personalize the generated images using its templates and visuals, or enhance them with AI-generated text to make them more engaging.

Steps to Use the Microsoft Designer Tool

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Image credit : Medium[/caption] Follow the below steps to use Microsoft Designer:

Visit the Microsoft Designer interface on the web and then sign in with a Microsoft account.
Once you get into the app, you can find the prompt section on the left side, enter the prompt of the image you want to create. Then click on Generate, which will further lead you to a couple of options on the right side. Hover your cursor over any of them and select the magnifying glass icon to get a closer view.
Here you can add images from your device as well. Also, you can customize the generated image.
For already available images that you wish to modify you can go to Add Image.
Depending upon your prompts, it will employ DALLE-2 to create several image suggestions. You can browse them to select the one you like and customize the one that you like by clicking on Customize design.
To utilize pre-made designs for crafting your image, simply select "Templates" within the editing workspace and click on it.

Also read : How Virtual Keyboards for VR May Turn Any Flat Surface Into a Keyboard After you've finished editing, click on the Download button located in the upper-right corner. Then, choose your preferred file format and click the Download option. Congratulations! You've effectively generated a high-quality, artistic image using the Microsoft Designer tool.

By Awanish Kumar

I keep abreast of the latest technological developments to bring you unfiltered information about gadgets.

How To Create Free Designs from Text with Microsoft's Latest AI Tool

Key Highlights of Microsoft Designer

Steps to Use the Microsoft Designer Tool

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