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Bing Image Creator

by Microsoft

Free DALL-E-powered image generation built into Bing and Copilot.

Image & Design Free with a Microsoft account (boost credits)

What is Bing Image Creator?

Bing Image Creator (also called Image Creator from Designer) generates images from text prompts using OpenAI's DALL-E model, free with a Microsoft account. It's one of the easiest no-cost ways to try high-quality text-to-image, and it's baked into Copilot and Edge.

Key features

  • DALL-E-powered text-to-image, free to use
  • Integrated into Bing, Copilot, and Edge
  • Daily boost credits for faster generations
  • Simple prompt box, no setup
  • Saved collections of your creations

How to get started

  1. Go to bing.com/images/create and sign in
  2. Type a description of the image you want
  3. Generate and pick from the variations
  4. Download or save to a collection

Use cases

  • Free high-quality image generation
  • Quick visuals for docs and social
  • Trying DALL-E without an OpenAI plan
  • Concept and mood images

Bing Image Creator vs. alternatives

ToolHow it compares
Bing Image CreatorFree DALL-E-powered image generation built into Bing and Copilot.
DALL·E 3The same model family via ChatGPT and the OpenAI API.
Adobe FireflyCommercially safe generation inside Adobe tools.

FAQ

Is Bing Image Creator free to use?

Bing Image Creator's plans: Free with a Microsoft account (boost credits). Pricing and free-tier limits change over time, so check the official site above for the latest details.

What is Bing Image Creator used for?

Free DALL-E-powered image generation built into Bing and Copilot.

Who is Bing Image Creator best for?

Bing Image Creator is a good fit for free high-quality image generation, or quick visuals for docs and social.

What are the alternatives to Bing Image Creator?

Commonly compared alternatives include DALL·E 3 and Adobe Firefly, see the comparison above for how they differ.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08 · Reviewed by AIKetra editors · How we evaluate tools