Microsoft has been steadily transforming Paint into a more robust and advanced image editor. Here's how to try its latest features.

Once a way to pass the time when your internet was down, MS Paint has grown from the super-simple doodle pad of decades past to a surprisingly useful raster graphics editor through a slew of free ...

Microsoft Paint used to be an app we all took for granted. That is, we did until Microsoft tried to put it out to pasture several years ago. After the public outcry, Paint didn’t just get a reprieve.

Microsoft Paint is getting a big update that introduces support for project files, letting you save your work-in-progress ...

Over the past few years, Microsoft has been making significant improvements to its Paint app for Windows 11, including adding ...

Paint now supports the .paint file, which is used by “project" feature. Like Photoshop's PSD, Paint keeps your work in an ...

Among Microsoft's other alterations to everyday programs are the Snipping Tool's "quick markup," which lets users quickly ...

Paint has been part of Windows since time immemorial, but it's never been able to hold a candle to more robust image editors like Photoshop. It's making an important step in the right direction, ...

The big picture: Microsoft continues to add new features to Paint, a program the company had considered discontinuing some years ago. Now, Paint is receiving updates that include some intriguing new ...

Paint.net exists. It's free. It's got all the 'features' being added to MS Paint and more. It's basically Photoshop light. Only it doesn't cost an arm, a leg, and your first-born child. It's honestly ...

Microsoft Paint gets a new and refurbished look with the latest Windows 11 operating system. Paint has been with Windows since its inception and while the operating system got upgraded many times, ...