Microsoft plans to axe the long-running drawing tool, MS Paint, in the next iteration of Windows 10 (the Fall Creators Update). Though Microsoft will probably continue with its newest art program, ...

Microsoft Paint was my go-to doodling app as a kid, and I spent hours creating basic drawings and using the fill tool to create abstract pictures. I eventually got bored with its simplicity and moved ...

This story has been updated. On Monday, several people who grew up trying to master the often frustrating yet magical design program that is Microsoft Paint. mourned its potential loss. But Microsoft ...

In a surprise move, Microsoft is adding a cool feature to its long-running image editing and creation tool, Paint. The app, formerly known as MS Paint, is getting a one-click ability to automatically ...

The company is reportedly also considering adding AI capabilities to default Microsoft apps akin to what iOS and Android phones already have. Reading time 2 minutes Microsoft is on a bit of an AI kick ...

Microsoft Paint is a simple graphics editor that has been a part of Windows for decades, launching with the first version of the Operating System back in 1985. Released as a direct competitor to Apple ...

Update: On Monday night Microsoft announced that MS Paint is not going away and will soon be available in the Windows store for free. The statement reads in part, "we've seen an incredible outpouring ...

Software Microsoft announces it will automatically install the Copilot AI app alongside desktop versions of 365 products like Word, Excel and PowerPoint this October—and it seems like there's no way ...

As spotted by Windows Central, Paint 3D will stop receiving updates and be removed from the Microsoft Store on November 4 of this year. Although it was once intended as a replacement for the classic ...

Microsoft is bringing a new size slider to its pencil, brushes, and eraser tools in Paint. This will let you pick a custom size, much like you’d find in more advanced image editing tools like ...

It’s hard to complain about Microsoft Paint. After all, it’s bundled with Windows for free and provides the basics for annotating a screenshot with boxes, arrows, and text. It’s OK, but compared to ...

Us mighty Photoshop masters might look down on the humble Microsoft Paint, but at least you can use it without signing a second mortgage over to Adobe. Between that, its collection of easy, ...