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Create AI Images in Microsoft Designer
Source-checked About 10 minutes
Answer
Use Microsoft Designer's Create with AI workspace: sign in, describe the image you need, select Generate, then download, copy, or edit a result. Designer availability and limits can depend on your Microsoft account and region.
Open Microsoft Designer
Go to designer.microsoft.com and sign in with the eligible personal Microsoft account you want to use. Do not rely on the retired Bing Chat waitlist or an Edge-only requirement.
Start an image request
Choose Create with AI, then select a suggested image prompt or enter your own description. State the subject, setting, composition, and any important visual details.
Generate the options
Select Generate and wait for Designer to return the available image options. Review each result carefully, especially any lettering, labels, or small details.
Refine the prompt
Edit the description to correct the subject, style, or composition, then generate again. A more specific prompt is usually safer than assuming an image editor will infer missing requirements.
Choose a result
Select the image that fits your intended use, then use Edit only for changes you can review. Check that the result does not include misleading text, people, trademarks, or details you did not request.
Save or share the image
Choose Download, Copy, or a supported sharing option after checking the final image. Keep a local copy of the final file if you need to use it outside Designer.
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If it does not work
- If Create with AI is unavailable, confirm that you are signed in with an eligible personal Microsoft account and check Microsoft's current availability guidance.
- If generated text or details are wrong, refine the prompt and review the new result rather than treating generated imagery as a factual source.
Sources and verification
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Follow the linked first-party guidance if labels differ after a platform or app update.
