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    Microsoft Designer is now free for everyone on mobile and web

    Microsoft just made its AI-powered design tool, Microsoft Designer, generally available to anyone with a personal Microsoft account. The rollout includes free standalone apps for iOS and Android, plus direct integrations across Word, PowerPoint, and Windows Photos. Users get 15 free daily boosts to generate stickers, cards, and restyled images. Why it matters: It puts a capable Canva competitor directly into Microsoft's vast consumer ecosystem.

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    Microsoft Designer hits the Edge sidebar

    Microsoft just integrated its AI-powered design tool, Designer, directly into the Edge browser sidebar for US users. Instead of opening a new tab or app like Canva, you can now type a quick prompt right beside your active window to generate flyers, invitations, or social posts with DALL-E. It is Microsoft's bid to turn AI content creation into a friction-free browser habit.

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    Microsoft brings AI Designer directly into Teams

    Microsoft just integrated its AI-powered graphic tool Designer into the free version of Teams, rolling out in preview on Windows 11. Powered by OpenAI's DALL-E 2, it lets users spin up posters, presentations, and social graphics directly from text prompts. It essentially brings Canva-like design convenience right inside your daily collaboration hub.

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    Microsoft drops the waitlist for its AI Designer tool

    Microsoft just opened up the preview of Microsoft Designer to everyone, ditching the waitlist and rolling it directly into the Edge browser sidebar. The AI-powered design tool now lets users generate captions and hashtags, create animated visuals, and automatically resize graphics across 20 social media layouts. It makes spinning up custom social posts as seamless as tapping a sidebar icon without switching tabs.