For Edge, Microsoft is releasing a DALL-E-powered picture generator

With OpenAI by its side, Microsoft has been investing more in its AI endeavor. Reportedly, Microsoft is integrating the DALL-E image generator into its Edge browser not long after integrating ChatGPT into its Bing browser. Limited testing was conducted prior to its release to the general public.

Well, this is not surprising at all. Since Microsoft has been pursuing Google in certain areas. comparatively the search browser by Microsoft is not that much popular as Google Chrome. For this reason, the company has utilized AI to lessen the gap between the two companies.

Microsoft is introducing a DALL-E-powered image generator for Edge

Last month, the company declared that it would introduce an image generator to its Edge browser. Until now, it was in the testing phase. However, the company will release the feature to the public this week. Given this, Edge users will have quick access to a powerful AI generator. Just type a prompt and the software will generate an image based on the typed text. Do note that it is based on DALL-E. So, users can expect some spectacular results over here. It is one of the most famous image generators in the market. Users can signup for it free of cost.

How to access the AI image generator feature?

The latest major updates to the browser will bring this feature. A large splash screen will appear and notify users about the new features. while browsing with the latest update, users can view the list of icons on the right side of the screen. The Bing icon appears at the top of the list.

Just type the text in the text field. The AI image generator will produce four different results in response to the typed text. Choose the preferred one. However, there is a limit to the number of prompts that could be typed. You are currently only permitted 100.