If you don't use the Paint 3D app, it's possible to uninstall it completely from Windows 10, and here we show you how. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

Microsoft is officially retiring Paint 3D, the 3D modeling tool introduced with Windows 10. The company announced that the app will be deprecated and removed from the Microsoft Store on November 4 ...

Microsoft showed off 3D Paint as a key component of its strategy to target "creators" with the next version of Windows 10, that's expected to be available to mainstream users around March 2017.

The venerable Paint’s being transformed into Paint 3D, a Windows Store app brimming with new features designed to bring two-dimensional images to life. Paint 3D’s loaded with tools focused on ...

This should help make it easy for Paint 3D users to grab 3D objects made available by the community to integrate them into their own creations in the desktop app.

Paint 3D launched with the Windows 10 Creators Update last April, so Free View could be a good way to mark its first anniversary alongside Windows 10 Redstone 4, which is due out around in March ...

After Microsoft announced its Paint 3D app and the Windows 10 Creators Update at its event this week, Dona Sarkar has now confirmed that the app will also be available for Windows 10 Mobile devices.

If you don't use Photos or Paint 3D to edit image files, you can remove those options from the right-click context menu using these steps on Windows 10. When you purchase through links on our site ...

To recap the tale of Paint 3D, you may recall it first graced Windows 10 as a new stock app in 2016, not long after the OS launched, as part of the first update.

Paint 3D is a built-in Windows app that allows you to indulge in basic photo editing and add 3D effects to your images.However, not all of us are into 3D effects or even photo editing for that matter.

Microsoft unveiled Paint 3D last October, and quickly confirmed its plans to bring it to Windows 10 Mobile. You can now see what the app looks like on Windows 10 phones - but it's still not available.

With a Windows Phone device's camera, the user will be able to capture a 3D model of an object and sent it to Paint 3D directly. In the example provided by Microsoft, the user uses an HP Elite x3.