MS Paint for PC

MS Paint for Windows

v 5.1.2600.5918|Microsoft Corporation

Technical Details

Category
Multimedia
Sub Category
Graphic & Design
License
Free
Requirements
Windows Vista, Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8.1
Language
English
Author
Microsoft Corporation
Version
5.1.2600.5918
Size
150.22 KB

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Paint graphic tool

Microsoft was founded in 1985 and MS Paint has been a part of Microsoft's work since then. It's a tool that you can use to create simple drawings and pixel art on your computer without the need for more advanced software such as Photoshop.

User Interface that is effective

Over the years, Paint has maintained a similar display that makes it easy to understand for Microsoft users. It has two tabs at its top and one on the left that contain the most important information.

The settings and saving are handled by the uppermost display. You can see the formatting and brush options for creating sketches or editing photos, and they change depending on what you're doing.

Tools

The software can handle electronic drawing. This allows you to create and edit photos. It supports the most popular file formats such as JPEG, GIF and PNG.

There are many options for paintbrushes. The program does not have filters, layering or tools for retouching photos. These options are available in most photo editing software, but MS Paint can be used for them.

Simplicity

MSP's main goal is to keep drawing simple. Paint is not as powerful as Lightroom or Photoshop, and it can't make the same detailed changes that other software can. Anyone can use MSP to create the images they want. It is simple to use.

Program deprecated

Paint is no longer included with Windows 10. Paint 3D is the standard sketch software that comes along with Microsoft Windows 10. It can still be used with any Microsoft OS.

It's easy to figure out

Paint is a great tool to download if you don't want too many complicated photo editing programs or just want to quickly draw sketches. It is a relic from the past that serious photographers should avoid.