Paint 3D Reviews

I recently decided to use Paint 3D instead of standard Paint for a school assignment. Since I opened it, I really liked the evolution of the interface, this being more modern than the previous one. The tools to use Paint 3D in two dimensions continue to work in the same way as in the previous Paint but with some improvements and new features, which I really liked. Talking about its most remarkable change, namely the ability to now work on a z-axis, it is surprising. Although it is not a software aimed at a professional market, Paint 3D allows you to get closer to that world and get to know it in a relatively simple way.

I'm not someone who is professionally into 3D digital design, I only used Paint 3D occasionally for a school assignment and I really liked it. I didn't delve too deep into all the features of Paint 3D, but the ones that I got to try I really liked. For this reason, I didn't find any negative aspect of Paint 3D. Perhaps someone with more experience can give a more complete opinion about this software.

The nice thing about Paint 3D is that it came ready to use on my PC. Easiest setup ever. Draw with pen, pencil, crayon, brush, and so on. Change the color, texture, and shape as desired. Choose 3D shapes and models from a categorized library and create your own 3D images. Layer objects or photos and adjust Z axis positioning.
No data/wifi connection required and no bugs or quirks.

The faunts are very limited and I haven't found a way to import more. Some of the 3D images aren't very realistic, all of the libraries need to be updated.
Other than adding to a photo there's not a lot of photo editing capability.
Nothing from paint 3D makes me want to say "oh wow!".

This software with its ease of use is reliable and we can easily retouch the photos and its user interface is very improved

It is a perfect software. I don't see any problem with this software

This is a neat piece of software that just comes with your laptop or computer. Its a step up from paint and can come in handy to odd time.

Not as user friendly as the standard edition of Paint

For a recent school task, I chose to utilize Paint 3D rather than regular Paint. Since I opened it, I have really like how the UI has changed, becoming more contemporary. Although there are some updates and new capabilities over the previous Paint, the tools for using Paint 3D in two dimensions still function the same manner, which I really appreciated. It is startling when you talk about its most notable modification, which is the capacity to now work on a z-axis. Paint 3D enables you to approach and familiarize yourself with that world in a very straightforward manner, despite the fact that it is not software intended for a professional market.

There aren't many founts left, and I can't seem to find a way to import more. All of the libraries need to be updated, and some of the 3D graphics aren't particularly realistic. There aren't many options for photo editing besides adding to a picture. Nothing in Paint 3D inspires me to exclaim, "Oh my!"

If you want to learn a bit or more of 3D design or just having fun, Paint 3D is a very easy alternative to create 3D Models.
I have used this to manage my screenshots also, providing an alternative way to edit my images.
You can share your creations on the internet with its share options.

Magic selection makes your life easier.

One very cool gadget is that you can replay your creative process!

Limited options for professional editing.
Minor glitches on adding text can be annoying.

Although it is practically free software, what it offers you is more than enough to do a great job.

It should have more features, and maybe it should look more professional.

This tool can be used daily by people who is not skilled nor trained to use more advanced tools like photoshop.

It can be very limiting for advanced photo editors.

Nothing. At best I could say it came free with my computer. And it's worth what I paid.

There are so many deficiencies with this product I don't know where to begin. (1) Figuring out how to edit a graphic after you've clicked off it is impossible. (2) Dropping in a piece of art or a photo can be a misery. (3) You can lose your work if you are not careful. (4) The font size limitations are ridiculous. (5) The color menus are hard to use and limited. (6) There is not grown-up help function...so you are on your own. I could go on, but I won't. It's needlessly difficult to use.

Sometimes I do small editing work. I can do my work here quickly and easily. For example, cropping the image and changing the aspect ratio.

It is nice that it is very simple, but the tools it has are very inadequate in my opinion. They need to improve on this.

I am going to start with the fact that this software is amazingly user-friendly. The colors, design, and position of all the different tools are just perfect and it all harmonizes so beautifully with the whole app. You can do a quick little edit just to merge, cut, draw something, and add some object to your image or if you are a professional graphic designer or just wanna be a little more creative you can experiment with the more advanced artistic tools and make full 3D projects. The best thing is that Paint 3D is free and you can try it right away.

My opinion is that the canvas in the original Paint app was a little better than this. Maybe a lot will disagree with me but that is just what I think. That's in view of the fact that with the original paint I feel like you had a little bit more control with the canvas when placing the image. Other than that this software is better in every aspect of the editing process.

I loved the new features, Paint is a classic, the easiest way to edit a simple image, and now it has even more advanced settings, so you can make some great edits.

The feature I never used is the 3D editor, I understand this may be useful for some people but I think it could be erased and not a lot of people would miss it.

Paint 3D is not for professional graphic designers, but if you need free software that lets you crop, resize, and do some very basic image editing, it's quick and easy to use. No frills, but it's reliable and does what it sets out to do.

Few features. Sometimes I want to do more with it, but can't.

This my go to software whenever i need to edit some details or words, numbers, values and names on a scanned file templates like, request for permits regarding deliveries or ingress.

You can easily erase parts of the document that you want to edit, then place a text box and type away what you want to replace the ones to deleted.

And that's just one example of scenarios that you can utilize this software and benefit from it being at your disposal. I remember as a kid, that i used to draw with this software using the mouse and paint or color my masterpieces using a virtual airbrush, paint brush and the likes.

At first you have to figure out what the icons and symbols do, but afterwards this software can be really useful.

The program is easy to use, it has the basic functions of graphics programs, it is free,

A few more features and layer support are missing.

You can access a lot of simple photo and document editing tools for free. If you have a PC, you probably already have it installed, without having to download software.

If your career is graphic design or photo editing, you are better off paying for a program like Adobe Photoshop.

Paint 3D is a programme for everyone. For your child and your grandmother. Everyone has the opportunity to modify photos in an easy, pleasant and safe way. I recommend. The price reflects the quality.

I do not see any downsides that cause me to change my opinion

This software is coming with Windows 10. So it is easy to reach and operate it. I generally use it when I am working on the preparation of the first templates of the logo kind of works. In simple templates at the beginning of the work this software is very helpful.

Of course this is not a professinal design program. And this is very time consuming. You cannot do measured detailed works with this program. For professional works you need better programs. I use this only for preparing the templates.

Its photo editing tools are the most efficient and also allows you to save the edited photos in different formats.

Its online support features are not well integrated with my preferred browser which is Chrome.

I was first introduced to paint 3D when I Started 3D printing. it helped a lot with the design aspect of things.

it wasn't so good at converting the 3D objects to many other formats.

It has a lot of features that are similar to Adobe Photoshop, but you don't have to pay for them.

The tracing tool doesn't work as well as with Photoshop. And the transparent feature doesn't always work. And the color picker doesn't really select the correct color.

I like that I can quickly and efficiently add colorful notes to a photo for real estate ads.

Sometimes getting the the text boxes to appear in different sized fonts takes playing with. Also having text with a colored background is a nice touch, but it too requires a bit of fiddling with. Once you have made a choice for a text box, you cant edit it. You need to make a new text box and delete the old one.

It's bundled in windows, has a upgraded interface and it's easy to use

It has some annoying features, and you cannot compress files as much as other software

I like how I am able to edit my screenshots and more with ease while using this program.

I don't like how sometimes the program gets stuck while using it.

This is certainly a step up from the standard Paint on Windows - which has not really evolved at any great pace in the last 30 years. Paint 3D allows me to model in 3D but also it can be used for 2D shapes etc as well - so it isn't just a 3D modeller. It is basically Paint on vitamins and it certainly feels a lot better, the UI/UX is much nicer to work with and more concise. It is quite powerful but you can still use it to muck around - I think kids will love creating with the stickers. It's magic select feature works really well.

I found it works best with a stylus if you want to do anything really serious, so if you just use a mouse it can be hard to get the precision right in those cases. If you are not doing anything too serious with it, then a mouse will work just fine.