2D or 3D, classic-setup or touch-based devices, Paint 3D has it all covered Within a few minutes of fiddling about with the app, you will get the hang of working with Paint 3D in all its three dimensions and with its wide array of neatly-designed new tools.

The toolbar is completed with quick controls for undoing or redoing your latest actions and, a very funky feature that allow you to replay all the steps in creating your projects. On the middle part of the top toolbar, you will find menus that encompass everything from drawing and painting tools, 3D shapes or models, stickers, textures, text tools, backdrop controls and canvases, basically, everything you need to create and extensively customize both 3D and 2D objects. There's a simple 'Hamburger menu on the upper left part of the main window that allows you to create new projects, save or open already existing ones, insert elements, as well as publish, print or share them with ease. In spite of all the changes, the app has become even more user-friendly, if anything else. This is no longer the old school app we have all come to know and love but, instead, it features a modern and very functional user interface that looks right at home on Windows 10.

Upon launching the app, the first thing that becomes evident is the massive overhaul in the looks department. Rejuvenated UI with modern and intuitive layout, as well as smooth transition effects Although it was never the best graphic editor you could get your hands on, thanks to its overall straightforwardness, support for a plethora of formats and the fact that it came by default with Windows versions from the past, Microsoft Paint has been part of our lives for quite a while now.Įqually, sadly and fortunately, we can slowly start saying goodbye to the legendary Paint app, as with both eyes on the future, Microsoft recently revealed its predecessor, called Paint 3D.

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