Microsoft has upped its AI game by integrating its Bing AI Image Creator directly into Edge. Previously available as a separate tool, the Image Creator is now accessible from Edge's sidebar, allowing you to describe the image you want generated as well as edit and share it.
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Let's see how this works.
How to use Bing AI Image Creator within Microsoft Edge
First, make sure you're running the latest version of Microsoft's browser. In Edge, click the three-dot More icon in the upper right, go to Help and feedback, and then select About Microsoft Edge. Any available update will automatically be downloaded and installed.
Click Crop to flip, angle, or crop the image. Click the buttons in the lower right to flip the image horizontally or vertically. Buttons in the lower left enable you to rotate the image 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise. Drag the slider right or left to change the angle of the image. Drag the handles to crop the image as you wish. As you flip, resize, and crop the image, you can drag and drop the image itself within the frame to reposition it.
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You can also undo your last action by clicking the Undo button at the top and return the image to its original state by clicking the Reset button.
The generated images are all saved in Edge so you can access any previous ones. Under the Create button, click the heading for Creations. At the bottom of the sidebar under Recent, move the scroll bar to jump from one set of images to another. Click the set you want to see to view the four images.
