One of the limitations of MS Paint is that it lacks a gradient tool, which can be frustrating if you want a smooth color transition. But you can fake a gradient using this simple trick.

For most of us, MS Paint brings waves of nostalgia and memories of spending hours trying to be Picasso. Back then, you had a pencil, brushes, a handful of colors and not much else.

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 ...

Since MS Paint was released for free alongside Windows in 1985, the program has received relatively little support, only getting a few aesthetic updates that have mostly lacked new features.

Microsoft recommends the Paint and Photos apps for viewing and editing 2D images and the 3D Viewer app for viewing 3D models. Creating and editing 3D images will be left to third-party software.

Support for creating, editing, and saving transparent PNG images goes hand in hand with support for layers, since it's useful to be able to pull a single object out of an existing image so you can ...

Microsoft is removing its Paint 3D app from its store in November. The app was supposed to replace MS Paint at one point, but it’s now being deprecated.

Edit or Add Colors Option in MS Paint. When you need to use a different color than what is on the pallet, here is how to add more colors. Click on Edit Colors, and it will open a new window.

MS Paint? It’s one of the simplest applications Microsoft produces and has changed little since it was introduced in 1985. It’s as rudimentary as it gets.