Microsoft Paint may introduce AI drawing features, supporting text-to-image

Translated data: According to WindowsCentral, Microsoft may introduce new AI-based features in Microsoft Paint on Windows 11, including the ability for users to generate images through text descriptions. Internal previews show that the new "Magic Paint" button allows users to input text prompts in the sidebar, and Microsoft Paint's AI will generate canvas images based on the descriptions. Users can also edit and adjust the images. This move is expected to make Microsoft Paint more competitive in the AI creation field, bringing Windows users a richer creative experience and convenience, and is highly anticipated.

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Microsoft Paint may introduce AI drawing features, supporting text-to-image

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