How to Use Cocreator in Windows 11 Paint App
Cocreator in Windows 11 Paint lets you generate artwork from simple sketches and text prompts using AI.
This powerful feature transforms your creative ideas into detailed images directly within the familiar Paint application.
To use Cocreator, you need a Copilot+ PC and the latest version of the Microsoft Paint app, updated via the Microsoft Store.
Cocreator leverages your PC’s Neural Processing Unit (NPU) for fast, private AI image generation.
Open Paint and click the Cocreator icon in the toolbar. Describe your desired image in the side panel, sketch on the canvas, and adjust the slider and style. Click the generated image to add it to your canvas.
How to Use Cocreator in Paint
Cocreator in Windows 11 Paint makes it easy to create unique images. To start using Cocreator, first open the Paint app on your computer. You’ll then see a Cocreator icon in the toolbar that you can click to open a side panel and begin creating.
Note: If you need to manage app permissions or update system components, you may require admin privileges.
Summary
Cocreator brings AI-powered art creation right to your familiar Paint app. By combining your own sketches with text prompts, you can generate custom artwork. The tool uses your computer’s built-in hardware to keep your work private and efficient. For more details, check out Microsoft.com.
How to enable cocreator in Paint?
How to use Cocreator? (1) After opening Paint, you can click ①[Copilot -> Cocreator] to open Cocreator. (2) you can ②[Draw] on the left, describe the create you want in ③[Input Box], adjust ④[Style & Creativity], and then you can view the completed ⑤[Drawing].
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