Microsoft is retiring Paint 3D, the 3D modeling tool introduced with Windows 10, and it will be removed from the Microsoft Store on November 4, 2024.

Well then, turning a 2D shape into a 3D object is now possible with an application like Paint 3D. Microsoft’s Paint3D lets the user to digitally create 2D pictures and 3D objects as well as ...

You may not have seen Paint 3D yet—but if you haven’t, make it a point to! Microsoft first launched the app in conjunction with the Windows 10 Creators Update, shipped with the Creators Update ...

Microsoft recommends the Paint and Photos apps for viewing and editing 2D images and the 3D Viewer app for viewing 3D models. Creating and editing 3D images will be left to third-party software.

Paint 3D is essentially a beefed-up version of the existing Paint app within Windows 10, though it’s used to create three-dimensional scenes as opposed to 2D art.

All the 2D pens and pencils also work on any 3D object. Stickers can be stamped onto 2D images to to make it 3D. Microsoft envisions these creations will be viewed on the HoloLens.

You’ll also find new selection tools, as well as pens and pencils that work on any 3D object, so you can draw on them. Paint 3D also integrates with Remix3D, a community where creators can share ...

Paint 3D launched in 2017 with the Windows 10 Creators Update. It combined Microsoft Paint and 3D Builder applications to create a hybrid 2D-3D editing experience.

"Paint 3D is deprecated and will be removed from the Microsoft Store on November 4th, 2024," reads a banner at the top of the app. Paint 3D was launched in 2017 along with the Windows 10 Creators ...

I was alarmed to learn that Microsoft’s ditching one of its Paint apps in Windows 11 (and 10) - until I discovered that the application on the chopping block was Paint 3D. In case you didn’t ...

Microsoft has just announced Paint 3D, an update to its long-standing art creation program for Windows that makes it easy to create 3D art for everyone, ... 2D images and original creations.

While introduced years ago as a more modern Paint app and pre-installed on some Windows 10 devices, Paint 3D's deprecation is unsurprising, given that it was never a default application on Windows 11.