(RTTNews) - After serving users with 3D modeling features for several years, the updated version of the classic Paint app will no longer be available on the Microsoft Store later this year. "Paint 3D ...

Microsoft is officially discontinuing its Paint 3D app, a tool introduced in 2016 as a 3D extension of the classic Paint application. Initially launched to enable users to create and edit 3D models ...

In October, Microsoft unveiled Paint 3D, a modern Universal Windows Platform app intended as a replacement for the less-than-modern Paint application that shipped with older versions of Windows. The ...

Paint 3D isn’t just for three-dimensional work. It has some great tools that enable even two-dimensional editing. As such, it is used to add 3D effects to images and edit 2D images. However, sometimes ...

Microsoft Paint 3D has finally been announced, and it might be the most significant update to any software we've seen. This redesign is a long time coming, and we have to say, it looks great and ...

Paint has evolved past what it needs to be.

Microsoft continues to add modern features like layers and AI to Paint, but users still crave the app's classic simplicity.

Microsoft is spotlighting the new version of its popular Paint app for the company’s 2017 holiday commercials. Called “3D Holiday,” the new ad debuted Sunday and tells the story of an imaginary world ...

If you’ve used the version of Paint that comes with Windows 10, you’ll notice that things haven’t really changed much in years (it looks barely changed from the version that shipped with Windows 7).

One of Windows’ most historic applications—and one of Windows 10’s few remaining native desktop programs—is receiving a radical overhaul in the free Windows 10 Creators Update releasing next spring.

Microsoft is working on an overhaul of its Paint app for Windows 10, and it might just be worth a look if you're a casual creator. WindowsBlogItalia has leaked an early test version of the software ...

If you want to uninstall the Paint 3D app in Windows 11/10, use one of the methods mentioned below. Uninstall from the Start Menu Uninstall via Settings Use a PowerShell command Use third-party ...