Paint.NET 32-bit or 64-bit is an image and Photo Editing application free for Laptop/computer that uses a Windows operating system.

Generally for editing photos or images, most people use Photoshop, Corel Painter, Clip Studio Paint, Microsoft Photo Editor, PhotoDirector and GIMP. Many features are available in these programs. Besides, such features are abundant in Paint.NET offline installer.

Apart from the Photoshop program, there are various photo editing programs that are complete enough for the process of photo editing or design creation.

Examples of programs that are good enough to be used in the process of photo editing that Paint.Net for windows 7 to 11.

Features and Highlights

Layers

The program itself was fully supported by Microsoft. According to the developers, this application has a feature which is not inferior to the commercial, including a feature Layer.

Editing

In addition to the layer, other features that are no less powerful in terms of image manipulation are also provided. The special features are stylish effects, history, gradient tools, and many other tools which you can use in your images very easily.

Easy Interface

The look of this app impressed me very simply. The interface on the left side resembles the tools of Adobe Photoshop.

Lot Of Tools

Paint.NET 32-bit has quite a lot of features available in Photoshop such as tools, history, layers, Color picker, effects and adjustments.

In the section tools, there is a Rectangle Select, Undo, Move Selected Pixels, Lasso Select, Move Selection, Magic Wand, Gradient, Paintbrush, Eraser, Pencil, Color Picker, Recolor, Clone Stamp, Text, Line/Curve, Rectangle, Rounded Rectangle, Ellipse and a Free form shape.

Its latest version is 5.0.8 which supports only on 64-bit operating system. But if your 32-bit operating system you must download Paint.NET 4.312 old version.

Is Paint.NET Completely Free?

Paint.NET is available in two different editions such as “Classic” and “Store”.

What’s New/ Version history/ Changelog in v5.0.8?

Improved

• The primary/secondary dropdown in the Colors window has been removed. The active color is now indicated in the color box itself.
• The Colors window will now remember whether it’s in the expanded state (More vs. Less).
• You can now use Ctrl + Shift + Page Up/Down to move the current tab left or right
• Primitive structs (e.g. RectInt32, Vector4Float) now implement IParsable (for plugin developers)

Fixed

• In the Colors window, left clicking in the color wheel or the color palette will always set the active color, and right clicking will always set the inactive color. This was not always consistent before.
• The keyboard shortcut for previous/next tab is now Ctrl + Page Up/Down, to match other applications
• The printing UI is now run out-of-process, which should fix a slew of reliability problems (hangs, crashes)
• The “Add Color” button in the Colors window was often showing the wrong color
• Effects -> Noise -> Median was incorrectly causing transparent pixels (#00000000) to turn into slightly transparent, almost black (#01010101)
• UnaryPixelOps.Invert now works correctly, which was broken in the 5.0 release (for plugin developers)

Changed

• The key for centered shape drawing and uniform resizing has been changed from Ctrl to Alt so that it does not collide with zooming with the mouse (Ctrl + Mouse Wheel)

Updated:

• The bundled DDSFileTypePlus plugin to version 1.12.1.0, which, which improves support for swizzled
• BC3/DXT5 normal maps (e.g. DOOM 3), and support for loading textures with an incorrect
• DDS_PIXELFORMAT size (e.g. FlatOut 2) (thanks @null54!)
• The bundled WebPFileType plugin to version 1.3.18.0 (thanks @null54!)

Paint.NET 32-bit/64-bit System Requirements

• OS: Windows 11, Windows 10 (version 1809 or newer), Windows 8 and Windows 7
• Processor: (32-bit/64-bit) CPU (Intel/AMD x64 or ARM64)
• Optional: A pen or drawing tablet that supports Windows Ink
• Recommended: A CPU that supports AVX2
• Required:
  • Universal C Runtime
  • Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime 2015-2019

Technical Details

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