"A new Microsoft Paint feature currently rolling out to Windows Insiders allows you to generate coloring book pages based on the text prompt you enter. The example Microsoft uses is "a cute fluffy cat on a donut," to which the AI tool will spit out a set of slightly different options based on your prompt. You can then choose which image you want, add it to your current workspace, copy or save it."
"The coloring book feature is exclusive to Copilot+ PCs, and Microsoft is also adding a fill tolerance slider that lets you adjust the precision with which the Fill tool adds color to your canvas. As well as Paint's new Coloring book feature, Microsoft has also improved its Write, Rewrite and Summarize AI functionality in , which integrates with GPT to fine-tune your writing and summarize complex notes."
Microsoft Paint can generate coloring book pages from user text prompts, creating several slight variations for selection. Users can add a chosen image to the workspace, copy, save or print it for offline use. The coloring book feature is exclusive to Copilot+ PCs and is initially rolling out to Windows Insiders in the Canary and Dev channels. Paint also gains a fill tolerance slider to control Fill precision. Microsoft upgraded Write, Rewrite and Summarize AI tools with GPT integration to refine writing and condense notes. Cloud features require Microsoft account sign-in, and previews now respond faster and allow interaction before full completion.
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