Microsoft Paint was the first app that introduced users to computer graphics. The app has now moved to an advanced stage with its new iteration – Paint 3D, in Windows 11/10.

Of course, the issue with Paint is the same it always has been – it won’t make you a good artist. So, while your doodles are in 3D, they’re only as good as you can make them.

But the old Paint app's renaissance is coming at the expense of Paint 3D, which Microsoft says is formally being deprecated and removed from the Microsoft Store on November 4. Windows Central ...

Paint 3D takes a literal second to open, while GIMP takes around 40 seconds. Paint.NET is much quicker than GIMP, taking just under five seconds to start up.

But Paint 3D’s best feature, Magic Select, had nothing to do with 3D. Magic Select was a 2D feature, a Photoshop-like way to lasso a particular part of a scene, like a person, and edit them out ...

People can directly export from the game and 3D print whatever they make. The new version of the Paint app was put online earlier this month and available for anyone to download.

Even though non-Insiders can see Paint 3D in the Windows Store you won’t be able to download and install it—unlike preview Edge extensions. We tried downloading the app on a non-Insider build ...

Microsoft is focusing on Paint 3D for its festive holiday message this year. The software giant’s “3D Holiday” commercial has started airing this weekend, and it includes the adorable ...

The assumption is those who use Paint 3D and have it installed on their Windows machine will still be able to use the app for image editing and creation. One of the app's interesting, though ...