Windows 11's in-box Paint app is gaining a new feature that will let you rotate shapes and text into any position you like.

Microsoft is testing the new dark mode in Paint nearly two years after teasing it was coming. Microsoft is testing the new dark mode in Paint nearly two years after teasing it was coming. is a senior ...

Us mighty Photoshop masters might look down on the humble Microsoft Paint, but at least you can use it without signing a second mortgage over to Adobe. Between that, its collection of easy, ...

With support for transparency and layers, Microsoft Paint will get Photoshop’s most essential feature for doing actual image editing work. With support for transparency and layers, Microsoft Paint ...

A new version of Paint is rolling out with a highly-requested feature from users, at least according to Microsoft.

It’s hard to complain about Microsoft Paint. After all, it’s bundled with Windows for free and provides the basics for annotating a screenshot with boxes, arrows, and text. It’s OK, but compared to ...

In what's sure to bring a wave of nostalgia, everyone's favorite image editor from the 1990s is back in the news. As part of an update for Windows Insiders, Microsoft Paint is getting support for two ...

The updated Microsoft Paint app for Insiders also has some UI adjustments in its toolbar, but the added support for centered canvas is the main new feature in this small app update. Microsoft has just ...

Microsoft Paint is getting new image generation powers with a new tool called Cocreator. Powered by "diffusion-based algorithms," Cocreator can generate images based on text prompts as well as your ...

All Windows 11 users now have access to Microsoft Paint’s new “Generative Erase” AI feature, reports Windows Latest. The new feature, which was previously exclusive to Windows 11 Insider preview ...

As spotted by Windows Central, Paint 3D will stop receiving updates and be removed from the Microsoft Store on November 4 of this year. Although it was once intended as a replacement for the classic ...

I've always thought that lightweight image editing on Windows is oddly polarized. Even though the built-in Microsoft Paint app is more robust and faster than it used to be, it still feels like a tool ...