Microsoft Copilot upgraded with AI image editing. The interface gets a visual overhaul.

Microsoft has added a major update to its AI assistant platform Copilot. A year after its launch, Microsoft Pilot has received a design overhaul that the company claims will add a “smoother look and feel” to the platform. The new interface includes a carousel that displays quick tips to help users understand the AI ​​tool’s capabilities. The new UI is now visible on the website and the Copilot Android and iOS apps. Meanwhile, the AI ​​assistant can now edit the images produced by it.

Company announced Made improvements via a blog post and revealed that Copilot will now offer a better interface. On the website, the homepage looks clean with a single Copilot logo at the top followed by a visual carousel that displays AI-generated images, as well as text prompts around the images. too Below, you find a text field to ask your questions. “When you visit Copilot today, you’ll see a more streamlined look and feel designed to help you bring your ideas to life and make sense of the world more easily,” the company said. Is.”

In addition to the redesigned interface, Microsoft has also added a new tool to Copilot called Designer that allows for inline editing of generated images. This allows users to customize or change the image without needing to leave the chat window. Editing tools can highlight an object, enhance colors, blur the background, and reimagine the image in a different art style. All these features are available on the free version of the tool.

In addition to the above capabilities, Copilot Pro subscribers will also be able to resize and recreate images between square and landscape without leaving the chat. “We will soon be rolling out our new Designer GPT within Copilot, which offers an immersive, dedicated canvas within Copilot where you can visualize your ideas,” added the tech giant.

Microsoft will also produce ads for the Super Bowl, the National Football League’s (NFL) championship game in the US after a four-year absence. The company announced that this year’s ads will focus on people’s “see me” moments with Copilot to showcase the tool’s capabilities.