Windows 11 Paint can now use AI to turn your images into short animations, similar to how Grok's Imagine works.

Windows AI Labs is offering some experimental capabilities for Paint, which look powerful - if rough around the edges.

Microsoft Paint isn’t going anywhere after all. After an outcry of longtime aspiring digital artists, Microsoft had a change of, umm, art, and said it would not discontinue the classic program.

There are many photo editing apps or software available in the market now but look no further as Microsoft updates the Paint program to give it better support and new features like what Adobe's ...

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 ...

For some time now, Microsoft has been shifting its focus toward integrating AI across its core apps. From Word and Photos to ...

From productivity tools to breakthroughs in privacy, the best new apps found ways to innovate that didn't just involve spewing out images and text. Long Live Microsoft Paint! It Helped My Blind ...

The last big addition to Microsoft Paint was its “3D” update back in 2016. Photo: Amy Sussman (AP) Microsoft is on a bit of an AI kick, but its efforts to shove generative capabilities into its Bing ...

After nearly four decades, Microsoft finally gives its iconic Paint App a much-needed makeover. The tech giant is adding support for image transparency and layers, transforming the app from a mere ...

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 has launched Windows AI Labs, a pilot program offering select users early access to experimental AI features within Windows applications. Paint is the initial testing ground, with users ...

Raymond Chen says the OS used green-screen overlays to fake video playback – with curious side effects Microsoft veteran Raymond Chen has answered a lingering Windows question – why did video ...