However, time will tell if AI becomes a helpful companion in Microsoft's products, or a passing trend to the company where its competitors will use it for better methods and situations. Microsoft Designer has AI built-in, using the same technology behind Bing Chat to help draft. There's always a chance that the AI focus on Designer could be pulled back due to the feedback it may receive when it's being heavily tested, but from its initial announcement, the app looks modern and up to date, and something that makes sense to be a part of the Microsoft 365 package. Similar to Canva, Microsoft Designer can help you create graphic products for a variety of purposes. Microsoft loves to talk the talk when it counts, but when it comes to walking the walk, there's more stumbles and trips to count, such as the TPM fiasco when Windows 11 launched, and Xbox One's bizarre announcement (opens in new tab) in 2013 as a TV machine. Launch Canva on your web browser or app to access our AI photo editor online. Granted, it's fun to see how a Pokemon AI generator can come up with a character from British soap opera Eastenders created as a Pokemon (opens in new tab), but when it seeps into our professional lives, where does AI cross the line? We're still at a moment in time with AI where we're not sure how best to prod the bear in how best it can serve us. Canva is an online graphic design tool that makes it easy to create professional-looking graphics with just a few clicks of the mouse. There a few good alternatives too when it comes to online design tools with infographic designs: Visme DesignBold Piktochart Adobe Express Infogram Easel. With OpenAI and Microsoft's partnership for Designer, it could be seen as a solution by some, but to me, it's a temporary one until you find the right image. Today, Microsoft Designer, Microsoft’s AI-powered design tool, launched in public preview with an expanded set of features. Canva has a huge selection of infographic templates that you can easily customize in your browser to make some unique designs.
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