Microsoft
Microsoft Designer
A design tool to create cards and images for free
✓Free ○Korean supported
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Key specs
| Price | ✓Free |
|---|---|
| Free limits | Free with a Microsoft account. There is a daily generation limit |
| Paid price | None |
| Student / edu discount | No |
| Korean | ○KoreanThe UI supports Korean. Korean text generated inside images frequently breaks. |
| Login | Required |
| Platforms | Web · iOS · Android |
| File input | IMAGE |
| Download output | Image and PDF download |
| Commercial use | ConditionalAimed mainly at personal use. Check the terms of service for commercial use. |
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Who it's for
- Those who need to create a social media card quickly without paying. All you need is a Microsoft account.
- People who need images with overlaid text, such as invitations or announcements.
- Those looking for a simpler alternative to Canva. The interface is clean and easy to navigate.
Drawbacks
- Korean text generated directly inside the image often breaks. It is safer to add text boxes manually in the editor.
- There is a daily generation limit, making it hard to generate and compare many draft versions.
- It is not suitable for multi-page presentations or print materials. Its core focus is single-page designs.
Getting started
- Sign in with a Microsoft account.
- Choose a format and enter a prompt, such as "Autumn book club announcement poster."
- Select one of the generated drafts and move to the editor.
- Add Korean text manually using text boxes instead of letting AI generate the text inside the image.
- Download as an image or PDF. Review the terms of service if you plan to use it commercially.
Similar tools
- Canva ◐Free plan Canva offers a much wider variety of content types, while Microsoft Designer is great for making a single image quickly for free.
- Gamma ◐Free plan Gamma creates multi-slide presentations, while Designer focuses mainly on single-card designs.
- Bing Image Creator ✓Free Both are Microsoft tools, but Bing Image Creator makes images only, while Designer creates designs with text layered on top.
- MiriCanvas ◐Free plan MiriCanvas covers domestic Korean templates through print ordering, while Designer is suited for single social media posts.
See also
Official link
https://designer.microsoft.com/ (opens in a new tab)
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