Your much-loved MS Paint goes 3-D

Over 30 years after its initial release in 1985, the classic Microsoft Paint app is ready to make a comeback – and it appears as though it's really going to be useful this time around.

The greater part of us initially started drawing self-assertive figures in the digital form and the credit goes to Mircosoft's Paint app. Recently, the organization announced an as good as ever version of Paint, called Paint 3D, that will upgrade creativity in three dimensions.

Paint 3D will be a part of the Windows 10 Creator update that was announced by Microsoft. The update will be rolled out to all Windows 10 users next year.

What's New?

You can easily crop images, insert text, and use an assortment of brushes and pencils to annotate images.

Microsoft has likewise incorporated various 2D shapes, 2D freehand features, and basic 3D shapes for Paint users to use freely. It has likewise created a social community called Remix 3D where users can share and explore 3D objects, sketches and creations. What's more, it has added 3D animations to Powerpoint.

Microsoft is going to require improved applications to makes full use of the HoloLens' hologram capabilities. It's significantly all the more exciting to imagine that MS Paint could be something that you can manipulate in the air before with.

Paint 3D is intended to set up the masses for this sort of multi-stage, multi-dimensional experience. The more comfortable individuals can get thinking and making in three dimensions, the more sense that future will make when it arrives.