Paint, on the other hand, might as well not exist as far as your computer is concerned. On my modern Windows machines it never takes more than a fraction of a second to open, I just decide to ...

Microsoft is quietly retiring its Paint 3D Windows app. The app, which was launched in 2016, will no longer receive updates and will be removed from the Microsoft Store on November 4.

Paint 3D's impending demise was revealed through a banner that appears for some people in the app itself. But if you're a fan, there is some good news.

It is possible to do that using the in-built Paint and Paint 3D apps in Windows 11 and Windows 10. On the other hand, you can use online tools like Kapwing, IMGonline, etc.

While introduced years ago as a more modern Paint app and pre-installed on some Windows 10 devices, Paint 3D's deprecation is unsurprising, given that it was never a default application on Windows 11.

Microsoft is killing its modern Paint 3D app later this year. Starting November 4, the Paint 3D app will no longer be available to download via the Microsoft Store, and the company says it will no ...

Microsoft Paint is finally getting layers and transparency. The two go hand-in-hand to let you build a final image in pieces. Microsoft’s example loads a drawing of a fairy-like creature flying ...

While Paint 3D never really caught on with Windows users, it was slated to replace the long-standing Paint app when it was first introduced during the Windows 10 era. Now, it will be removed from ...

MS Paint will never die, as the aging app gets shiny new AI creator features Microsoft has decided it's time to pull the plug on its successor, Paint 3D.