As its name suggests, Paint 3D attempts to merge the ease of use associated with previous versions of Microsoft Paint with brand-new functionality that allows users to create 3D imagery.

Microsoft's Paint 3D app for Windows 10 is getting even more robust editing with its latest update. The company announced today that the app's 3D View mode will now allow you to make edits as well.

In this video, I explore making a simple doodle using Paint 3D. The illustration includes colorful 3D elements, blending ...

Paint 3D is also a native app of Windows. It has some very interesting features, such as, you can create 3D images, add effects to objects or input images, stickers, convert 2D shapes to 3D, etc.

Starting with Windows 10 Preview Build 21332, which began rolling out this week, when you do a clean install of Windows 10 the Paint 3D and 3D Viewer applications won’t be […] ...

Microsoft is killing the Windows Paint 3D app after 8 years Microsoft announced that the Paint 3D graphics app will be discontinued later this year and removed from the Microsoft Store in November.

Paint 3D seemed very much an exercise in creating an unnecessary Shiny New Thing, instead of adding a couple of actually useful tools to the well-understood existing option and calling it a day.

Update 06/24/2021 at 06:29pm: Added clarification that Paint 3D will not be included with Windows 11, not the regular Paint app. Source: Microsoft MobileSyrup may earn a commission from purchases made ...

This isn't just about Paint 3D, however. It's about Microsoft taking the initiative to tell consumers about Paint 3D, mixed reality, gaming and more which are part of its expanding vision for Windows.