Microsoft Designer Reviews

Designer.microsoft.com, also known as Microsoft Designer, is a graphic design app that helps create professional quality social media posts, invitations, digital postcards, graphics, and more. Here are some of its key features and benefits:

• AI-Powered Visual Designs: Uses the power of generative AI to create eye-catching images, craft next-level designs, and even edit photos like an expert.
• Integrated Across Platforms: Integrated across the web and throughout Microsoft apps and tools, providing help in visualizing ideas, enhancing projects, and editing photos.
• Effortless Creation: Allows for the design of captivating, professional-quality graphics effortlessly, even with little to no design experience.
• Wide Range of Creations: Enables the creation of images, stickers, greeting cards, collages, and invitations, custom brand kits, and designs with words & AI.
• Editing Features: Offers the ability to erase unwanted objects, restyle or frame your image for a new look, blur or remove the background to bring what’s most important into focus, and get design layout suggestions to transform ideas.
• Boosts: Boosts apply to Designer used in Microsoft apps like Word, PowerPoint, and Edge, providing all the benefits of Designer, with 100 boosts per day.

These features make Microsoft Designer a versatile tool for both personal and professional use, enabling users to bring their creativity to life effortlessly.

Microsoft Designer is a graphic design app that helps create professional quality social media posts, invitations, digital postcards, graphics, and more. It is available for free as a web app with limitations. To access more features, a paid Microsoft 365 Personal or Family plan is required, which begins at $69.99 annually. This subscription unlocks the use of Microsoft Designer in Microsoft 365 apps like Word and PowerPoint. It also includes all the additional benefits of Copilot Pro. The fully featured PC apps of Microsoft 365 are available to those who have a separate Microsoft 365 Personal or Family subscription. Creating banners with Copilot in Word will be available soon. The Microsoft Designer Preview is currently available at no cost. However, accessing all its features in the future will require a Microsoft 365 subscription.

Microsoft Designer accepts various payment methods. Users can add their credit card, debit card, bank account, PayPal account, or mobile phone as a new payment method for their Microsoft account. Please note that not all payment methods are supported in all regions. If users sign in with a work or school account, they can manage payment methods for their Microsoft business accounts. For business products and services, Microsoft accepts credit cards and debit cards. In some cases, wire transfer can be used to pay the invoice. The application of these payment methods depends on the type of billing account users have with Microsoft. Users can add a new payment method to their Microsoft account by following the steps provided on the Microsoft Support page. They can also manage Microsoft 365 payment information and billing for their business on the Microsoft 365 admin center. Users can pick a payment method from the drop-down menu, enter the information for the new card, and then select Add. This payment method will show up as an option during the checkout step for their next online purchase. Users can also add a new payment method for a different country by changing their country before adding the card. This is recommended only if they’re moving to a new country or region for a long time. This is important because items they get in one region might not work in another. After updating their account's country or region, they can add the new details by selecting Add a new payment method. They can also update an existing payment method, change their subscription payment method, remove a payment method, and troubleshoot payment option issues. They can investigate a billing charge from Microsoft and make in-app purchases with non-Microsoft billing platforms. If they need more help, they can contact Microsoft Support for technical support. They can enter their problem and select Get Help. If they still need help, they can select Contact Support to be routed to the best support option.