Australia design app Canva is the latest creative platform to launch a text-to-image AI tool. The company began testing the feature in September and is now rolling it out to the app’s more than 100 million users. The feature is an implementation of open-source text-to-image model Stable Diffusion, with a few extra safety filters and a custom UI to help steer Canva’s users to get the results they want. Canva, which is available as a free app as well as a paid version with extra features, will give all its users the ability to generate 100 images a day with the tool. Load up Canva’s text-to-image feature, and you’ll be prompted to “describe the image you want to see,” with a few sample prompts shown as inspiration. You can then choose from various styles (“photo,” “drawing,” “3D,” “painting,” “pattern,” and “concept art”) and the tool will generate a grid of four images to choose from and add to your design canvas. There’s also an option to report images that contain violence, nudity, hate speech, and “biased and/or stereotypical” content.