Currently, the new app is available for use for Insiders on the Dev channel. However, you can learn here how to install the new Paint app on a Windows 10 computer as well. Let us see what greatness the new Paint application has become.
What’s new in the Paint app for Windows 11
The new application does not require any formal training. It shouldn’t take you more than a few minutes to become familiar with the app, as most of the features and options are pretty similar. In this statement, Microsoft indicates that the old application has been converted to a new modern look to complement the OS on which the new app will run; Windows 11. The new look features rounded corners and a vibrant ambiance. Moreover, as you have already noticed in the image above, the new Paint application has a completely redesigned toolbar at the top, which simplifies navigation and is more convenient to use. It also features a few drop-down menus, a rounded color palette, new sketch-type icons, and more! It doesn’t stop here. Microsoft has also added a new text tool to the toolbar which you can try out for yourself by clicking the “A” at the top. These are some of the highlights of the new Paint app. However, Microsoft plans to keep on updating it by adding more features like a dark theme, a centered canvas, and updated dialog boxes to complement Windows 11.
Download and install the new Paint app
For Windows 11
If you are subscribed to the Dev channel for Windows Insiders, then you will have the new Paint app installed automatically through Microsoft Store updates. However, if you are not on the Dev channel on a Windows 11 device, or are using Windows 10, then follow the guide below to install the new Paint app on your computer.
For Windows 10
Since Windows 10 and 11 have the same core, the new Microsoft Paint application can be installed on a Windows 10 computer as well. Here is how: The new Paint application will now be installed on your device while replacing the older 32-bit version.
Verdict
You will need a computer with specific hardware requirements if you wish to use Windows 11. However, if you are unable to upgrade your hardware and continue using Windows 10, it would be nice to install the new Paint application on it. We suggest that you do try out the new app. Do let us know what you think of the new design upgrades to the app in the comments section below. Also see:
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