Microsoft developed a mysterious new application Designer, or an upgraded version for PowerPoint?

According to netizen @ WalkingCat, Microsoft is developing a new web application called "Designer" for Windows 11, which may eventually help users create beautiful graphics and other content for presentations or social media.

WalkingCat says there are various templates on the app to help users with specific designs, and they can be shared on social media. You can also add shapes, photos, icons, and fancy titles to your projects. Plus, you can choose to create designs in many different sizes for Instagram, Facebook Ads, or Instagram Stories.

At present, its web terminal designer.microsoft.com has been launched, and WalkingCat shares how ordinary users can access the functions provided by the web terminal.

First go to https://designer.microsoft.com/?fgToggler=true , a blank page will be displayed; then open DevTools > Local Storage, find the key "persist:featureGates", and change its value to: https://pastebin.com /JRCtTypa , then refresh the page.

In fact, Microsoft introduced the "Designer" feature in PowerPoint back in 2015, and a major feature upgrade came a year later. However, given the lack of details at this time, it is difficult to determine whether Designer is an upgraded version of PowerPoint's features.

According to foreign media speculation: Designer may also be an upgraded version of another old office software called Sway, or it may be Microsoft's in-house solution and Canva's competitor.

Regarding Designer, we are also looking forward to official instructions from Microsoft.

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