The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. You can download MS Paint Companion from. Perhaps it will evolve into a whole new set of features that can be added to Paint in the future. While the idea is very unique, the application does not seem to be very practical at this stage. The author Talon Zane has made the source code available on GitHub and it can easily be modified.
There is an export function to export all the layers together to an output image file. You can also choose a transparent color for saving transparency in the image. Using “MS Paint Companion”, we can add new layers, change their order, make them visible/invisible, etc. You must maximize Paint’s window because “MS Paint Companion” calculates the dimensions assuming Paint is maximized. This program designed using C# makes use of the clipboard data, send keys function and transparency properties to mimic the layers feature found in image editors like .Īs soon as we run this application, it launches Paint and puts its own window on top of the Paint’s window. Talon Zane has coded an application called “MS Paint Companion” in C# that adds the layers functionality in Microsoft Paint. But now someone has decided to add layers to this image editor from Microsoft. It is intentionally designed to be simple and lightweight. While there are tons of much more advanced image viewers and editors available now, Paint is still very handy for quick editing and creating of images. These days, Paint is one of the first programs that kids start using in elementary school. In the 90’s, there were books available on the Windows operating system with entire chapters dedicated to the proper use of Microsoft Paint.
Microsoft Paint has been an integral part of Microsoft Windows for many decades now.
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