Paint is not the complicated editor

Paint is not the complicated editor

Although Paint is not the complex editor that many are looking for, it holds a long history and great value in the world of operating systems and software. Its presence with Windows since 1985 makes it an integral part of the history of personal computers. Over time, it has been updated with useful functions that have made it more valuable and used.

Given the period when it almost disappeared with the advent of Paint 3D, there were fears that it would be ignored and left in favor of other tools. But Microsoft surprised everyone by announcing future improvements to Paint in Windows 11.

One of these improvements is the addition of a powerful feature to remove the background of photos, which is a very useful feature for those who work on photo editing. This means that users will be able to easily and effectively remove the background of photos using the Paint tool. With just a few clicks, they can get background-free images.

Another feature worth noting is the program's ability to detect parts from which the background can be removed using the selection tool. This makes it similar to advanced editors like Photoshop. This improvement contributes to making Paint a convenient and effective photo editing tool.

To take advantage of the background removal feature in Paint in Windows 11, you must update the software to version 11.2306.30.0 or later. After that, users can easily open the image they wish to edit and use the background removal tool available in the toolbar. With a single click, the tool will automatically remove the background from the image.

For users waiting to see this improvement in stable versions of Windows 11, unfortunately there is no specific information yet available on when this feature will be launched. It seems that we have to wait for official announcements from Microsoft to see when this feature will become available to everyone in stable versions.