Microsoft Paint to Receive AI Enhancements for Windows 11 Users
According to a report from Windows Central, Microsoft is considering incorporating AI technology into its popular application, Microsoft Paint. This move could bring about substantial changes to the app in Windows 11, allowing users to generate digital canvases by simply providing text prompts.
The power of AI integration
Insider sources have revealed that the proposed AI enhancements to Microsoft Paint are inspired by Bing’s Image Creator, which is known for creating images based on text-based descriptions. Windows Central has even shared an internal mockup that gives a look at what this integration might look like.
“Magic Paint” and textual imagination
This concept introduces the promising “Magic Paint” button alongside a user-friendly sidebar where users can enter textual descriptions to create corresponding images. While this model suggests the ability to transfer these AI-generated images to canvas for further editing, the exact mechanics remain hidden and require further elucidation.
The AI wave is not limited to Microsoft Paint alone. A report from Windows Central suggests that Microsoft is looking to incorporate AI features into other native Windows apps, such as Photos, the Camera app, and the Snipping Tool.
In the field of photos, users may benefit from a new feature that allows them to identify and extract specific people or objects from a photo, allowing for easy manipulation of these elements in other contexts.
OCR technology for cutting tool and camera for application
In addition, the Snipping Tool and Camera app may witness the integration of optical character recognition (OCR) technology. If implemented, this technology would allow both applications to extract and extract text from images and screenshots, providing a streamlined way to copy and paste information from these visual assets.
The final fate of these proposed AI features remains uncertain, as Microsoft has yet to confirm their official release. However, given the tech giant’s track record with AI tools, such a development would not come as a surprise. Microsoft users can look forward to the potential transformation of these familiar applications into smarter and more versatile tools in Windows 11.
