Bing Image Creator will roll out gradually to a small subset of users and will initially be available in Creative mode. Eventually, access will be expanded to include Balanced and Precise modes, though it remains unclear what differentiates them from a visual standpoint.
To ensure the responsible use of Bing Image Creator, Microsoft and OpenAI worked together to implement critical safeguards and protections to limit harmful or unsafe images. Potentially harmful prompts will be blocked, and users will be warned, though Microsoft hasn’t yet outlined what disciplinary measures it’d take for anyone repeatedly attempting to generate problematic imagery. AI-generated images will be clearly marked with a modified Bing icon. As with Bing Chat, Microsoft will use real-world feedback to improve the experience.
Microsoft has also announced the immediate availability of Knowledge Cards 2.0 and Stories for all Bing users. These features provide engaging, interactive content like images, short videos, and dynamic infographics to add further value to search results.
Bing Image Creator will be available to Bing preview users on both desktop and mobile platforms. You can check to see if you’re in by heading to bing.com/create. It’s limited to English for now, with more languages to be supported in the future. Not yet in the new Bing preview? You can still join the waitlist, with more users being added daily.
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