Leaked photos of a mysterious Windows 11 application called Designer

Microsoft seems to be in the final stages of finishing and testing on a new application for Windows 11 called Designer .

Very little information has been shared regarding this app at the moment. The recently shared series of 'precious' screenshots will somewhat give us a clearer view of the mysterious application that Microsoft is cherishing:

Here is a screenshot of the interface of the Designer application (Preview):

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As revealed by leaker WalkingCat, the owner of the series of leaked photos above, users can now visit Designer.microsoft.com to learn more information related to this application.

In fact, the term 'Designer' has been used before by Microsoft to denote a rather well-known utility. That is the "Designer" feature in PowerPoint, launched in 2015 and has received a lot of positive feedback.

Currently, it's difficult to say for sure if Designer is an upgraded version of PowerPoint's feature of the same name, as the details involved are still relatively limited. Most likely, this could be a completely new application that acts as a support tool for designers on Windows 11, helping them create their own works and complete their own work. An easier way.

However, it also does not rule out the possibility that this Designer application is an upgrade of another old Office application called Sway. Designer could even be an in-house solution from Microsoft and a competitor to Canva, a popular design tool available on Windows.

TipsMake.com will continue to update information about this application in the near future, please read on!