Online reports claim Microsoft is now allowing all Windows 11 Paint users to access its recently revealed DALL-E 3-based Cocreator feature without Insider access or signing up for a waitlist.
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Code strings discovered in the latest Microsoft Paint Insider release may point to an AI image generator called Cocreator that may let users type in a prompt to make artwork in the app.
Microsoft has announced a new feature that will allow users to remove backgrounds from their images with ease using Paint. The feature is rolling out to Microsoft Paint app right now.
The updated Microsoft Paint app for Insiders also has some UI adjustments in its toolbar, but the added support for centered canvas is the main new feature in this small app update.
The Windows 11 Paint Insider update with dark mode, which was previously available for Canary and Dev Insider users, is now available for members of the Beta Windows Insider channel.
It is time to catch up with the latest Microsoft news that happened during the last week. We have dead Surface, weird updates, not-so-dead Windows 7, stats, app updates, new builds, and more.
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Paint for Windows 11 finally receives the Dark theme but there's a catch. The new mode has been added by a third-party developer as Microsoft is yet to release the feature to Windows 11 Insiders.
Microsoft's Panos Panay has posted a teaser video showing off a redesigned Paint app for Windows 11. This is part of the firm's effort to modernize various in-box apps in Windows 11 before launch.
After announcing back in 2017 that Microsoft Paint was going to be making a move to the Microsoft Store, that never actually happened, although the store listing has finally shown up.
Microsoft's Windows Ugly Sweater returns this year with an MS Paint theme. The company is now selling all versions of the sweater on the Xbox Gear Shop and donating partial sales to Girls Who Code.
The latest 20H1 Insider build released to the Fast ring shows Microsoft is planning on making both the classic Paint app and WordPad as optional features, allowing them to be uninstalled.
Microsoft's Brandon LeBlanc confirmed today that the classic Paint will remain in Windows 10 for the time being and will be available as part of the May 2019 Update. Its removal alert is also gone.
After news broke of Microsoft choosing to overhaul its legacy Paint app as a Windows 10 app, someone has now posted the .appx files for anyone to get an early go at the redesigned app.
