Paint.NET is the best full-featured yet lightweight image editor for Windows, and weblog CyberNet introduces a few of its most basic features. Most of the features the post highlights can be found in ...

Windows/Mac/Linux: If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, the coders of Pinta love the heck out of the Windows-only image editor Paint.NET. Luckily, they also want to make it available on ...

Paint.net is a kind of a budget version of Photoshop, but we don’t want to talk down this sophisticated and free image editing program. The developer dotPDN provides versatile and flexible software ...

During this journey, Paint became an icon in its own right, which is maybe the reason why the Redmond, Washington, company chose to remake the software into a powerful (and free) AI-powered image ...

Launch Paint.NET and bring the mouse cursor to the “Effects” tab. Scroll down to “Objects” and from there, users will see the option that says “Drop Shadow.” Don’t click on it just yet, because first, ...

You may place an image into Paint.NET but want to crop and rotate the image to have a tilted look. Paint.net has tools that allow the user to crop and rotate the image according to the user’s wants.

[Editor’s note: The following review is part of Macworld’s GemFest 2009 series. Every day until the end of June 2009, the Macworld staff will use the Mac Gems blog to briefly cover a favorite free or ...

Is there any piece of software that’s more well-known than MS Paint? It’s been a staple of the world’s most popular operating system for decades, and surely must be one of the most widely used ...

Microsoft's Paint application is iconic, but while it's been a mainstay of Windows for decades, there is no direct equivalent on macOS. Fortunately, there are some built-in applications that can do ...

If you can wade through the clutter, you’ll find many powerful tools in this image editor. Is your workshop like mine? 37 screwdrivers, 16 of which are nearly identical; a saw over here, a saw over ...