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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens and soft media users for 1520111 clue delivery! CTOnews.com Sept. 19, Microsoft has launched a new version of its drawing application (Dev / Canary version 11.2308.18.0) for Windows testers, bringing layers, one of the core functions of Photoshop.

The biggest change in the new version is the ability to add, delete, and manage layers on the canvas, which is already familiar to users who have used Photoshop or Procreate.

In addition, Microsoft has added support for transparency of PNG images, so that when you use a single layer, you can see a "chessboard" on the canvas, that is, the transparent pixel part of the image.

This feature can be used with layers, and when you erase anything from the canvas, it will actually erase the content instead of painting it white. Of course, when using multiple layers, if you erase the contents of one layer, the contents of the layers below will be displayed.

According to previous revelations, Microsoft will bring an AI feature called Cocreator for the new version of the drawing, which is supported by DALL-E and can draw the image you want for the user based on the text description, such as "a cat walking in the woods" or "a house made of leaves".

Of course, you can also choose an artistic style-just like AI-driven Bing Image Creator.

However, you need to log in to your Microsoft account to join the waiting list and try this feature.

If nothing happens, Microsoft will explain a series of AI features in Windows 11 at an event on September 21, when we will see more information about the Cocreator image generator tool, and please look forward to CTOnews.com 's follow-up report.

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