Thanks to advancements in technology, art has evolved in incredible ways. In addition to traditional art supplies, you can use AI-powered tools like Designer to bring your creativity to life. Learn what Designer is, how to access it, and how you can use this AI art generator to effortlessly create stunning digital art.

What is Designer?

Designer is an AI art generator built into Copilot, an AI-powered tool where you can create images, find answers to complex questions, and summarize vast amounts of information all in one place.

What can Designer do?

Designer allows you to create digital art based on textual, descriptive prompts. Its AI capabilities can discern details like object characteristics, facial expressions, backgrounds, and even artistic styles. When you provide a description of the image you’d like to see, Designer will work its magic and transform your idea into visually captivating artwork.

Whether you’re an experienced artist or a novice, this AI art generator helps you quickly translate your thoughts into visual art. Create images in a variety of styles, from realism to abstract or comic book style to character animations. If there’s a person, animal, or object in your idea, describe its visual characteristics, facial expressions, and emotions. Play with different backgrounds and scenery to really make your art pop. This AI image generator can help you produce your dream artwork in seconds.

How to access Designer

It’s easy to get started with Designer. To make digital art using this AI art generator, follow these steps:

1. Go to Copilot, or open Microsoft Edge and select the Copilot icon in the sidebar.
2. Enter your prompt in the search box.
3. If you want to change the generated image, provide additional context and details.

It’s really that simple!

Example Designer prompts

If you want to see what Designer can do, you might start with one of these prompts:

Credit: Designer in Copilot

• Create a realistic portrait: “Create a lifelike portrait of a serene woman with curly red hair, wearing a blue silk gown, and standing in front of a tranquil rose garden.”
• Generate comic book sketches: “Generate a dynamic comic book scene featuring a heroic figure in a red and blue superhero costume while they’re flying through the night sky with the Chicago skyline in the background.”
• Create fantasy art: “Produce an abstract piece of art that’s reminiscent of a dream, using swirling neon colors, floating orbs, and a sense of weightlessness.”
• Illustrate a post-apocalyptic world: “Create a gritty and desolate post-apocalyptic landscape featuring a lone wanderer in tattered clothing, walking through a barren wasteland with remnants of a ruined city in the background, bathed in the eerie light of a setting sun.”

Whether you’re an aspiring artist or a pro who wants to build their digital art portfolio, Designer is a game-changing tool for creatives of all levels. Use the power of AI to experiment with your creative side and bring your imagination to life with just a few keystrokes. Try Designer to leap into the world of digital art and let your creativity soar.

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Copilot Pro (for home)

A subscription to Microsoft Copilot Pro will boost your creativity and productivity by offering accelerated performance, priority access to GPT 4 and GPT 4-Turbo, and faster AI image creation with Microsoft Designer. With a Copilot Pro subscription you get access to Copilot in the Microsoft 365 web apps like Word or PowerPoint.

In addition, you can pair your Microsoft 365 Personal or Family subscription with Copilot Pro to unlock Copilot capabilities in your favorite Microsoft 365 desktop apps, including Word, Excel (Preview), PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote on Windows or Mac.

Copilot Pro is available for individual users now in select locales.

• Want to try before you buy? Get the free trial
• Already a subscriber? Get started on Copilot Lab

Note: For home users, Copilot in Outlook only supports Microsoft accounts using outlook.com, hotmail.com, live.com, and msn.com email addresses at this time.

Copilot for Microsoft 365 (for work)

Copilot for Microsoft 365 is available now for enterprises and small businesses in select locales. Before you can subscribe to Copilot for Microsoft 365, though, you need an active subscription to one of the following:

• If you have a business subscription and are ready to subscribe to Copilot for Microsoft 365, visit Copilot for Microsoft 365. If you’re already a subscriber, get started here.
• If you have an enterprise subscription, call your Microsoft account representative to purchase Copilot for Microsoft 365. If you do not have an account representative, contact the Microsoft 365 Sales team.

Notes: 

• Locale limitations are temporary. Copilot will be rolling out more broadly in the coming months.
• Soon we’ll be expanding availability to more business subscriptions! For more information see Bringing Microsoft Copilot to more customers worldwide.

Copilot in Windows

Copilot in Windows is currently available as a preview in select global markets. The initial markets for the Copilot in Windows preview include North America and parts of Asia and South America. We’ll add more markets over time.

If you’ve already updated Windows to the latest version, and are in one of the preview markets, you’ll see the Copilot icon in the taskbar.

See Welcome to Copilot in Windows for instructions on how to get started.

Copilot in Microsoft Edge

Copilot is integrated with Microsoft Edge now. Go here to give it a try. Visit this article to learn more.

See also

Microsoft 365 blog

Get Microsoft 365 Personal

Get Microsoft 365 Family

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