Microsoft AI-Powered Designer App Now Available On iOS And Android

Microsoft AI-powered Designer app is now available for iOS and Android users, coming out of its preview phase today.

Originally accessible via the web and Microsoft Edge, Designer aims to revolutionize how users create and edit images with the power of artificial intelligence.

The Designer app offers a plethora of features designed to enhance creativity and productivity. Users can utilize templates to craft custom images, stickers, greeting cards, invitations, and more.

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Additionally, AI-driven tools allow for image editing, restyling, and creating collages. The app also features an avatar creator, background removal, and options to erase people or objects from images.

One of the significant benefits of the Designer app is its mobile compatibility. This allows users to create and edit images on the go, leveraging the same robust features available on desktop versions.

The app also includes text prompts for generating images and a wide array of templates for various creative needs, such as social media posts, icons, and wallpapers.

Beyond its standalone functionality, Microsoft Designer is integrated into other Microsoft applications like Word, PowerPoint, and Photos. This integration enhances user experience by allowing seamless transitions between creating and editing content across different platforms.

For instance, Windows Insiders can now access Designer within the Photos app on Windows 11, adding functionalities such as object removal, auto-cropping, and filters directly into the Photos app.

To facilitate frequent use, Microsoft Designer comes with 15 free daily boosts for creating or editing AI-powered images and designs. Users seeking additional capabilities can upgrade to a Copilot Pro subscription, which offers 100 boosts per day.

According to Sumit Chauhan, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft’s Office Product Group, these boosts are automatically utilized both in the Designer app and where Designer is integrated across Microsoft apps.