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The people behind Paint.NET still have visions of an even greater Paint.NET in the future. The forum devotes space to talking about what they would like to do and improve upon the program. They have all kinds of great ideas and suggestions, although some of them have even been implemented. In the future, Paint.NET might even be bundled with Windows, but at the moment, the concept is a bit murky.

The one thing that I didnt like about Paint.NET is that each of the presets has a different editor, which is a bit of a pain when you need to switch back and forth. Photoshop allows you to save your edits to a new project, so when you need to switch back and forth between projects, it isnt as many steps to go. But, to be fair, Paint.NET really has only been around for a few years as a desktop application. The fact is, if and when Microsoft comes along and completely obliterates it, the development team will have learned lessons from their experience and will give us a far better application for the future.

So, if youve been looking for a classic Paint app that can give you a desktop virtual workstation that wont get you in trouble or fill up hard drive space like Photoshop, then take a look at Paint.NET. It is free and runs on Windows XP, Vista, 7, and even on Windows 10. Its not the most polished program and some of the functionalities it offers are a bit limited, but it does offer a good value that can be well worth your time.

I wasnt sure what to expect in this program. The designer of Paint.NET, Efraim Kisselev, started with a beta and then built a good number of user experiences over time. Early versions of Photoshop had a long way to go before it was on par with this. Its true. Not only does Paint.NET allow me to edit layers and adjust their opacity, which Photoshop still struggles to do, but it also allows me to add borders, drop shadow, create masks, even text, gradients, etc. Unlike Photoshop, Paint.NET does all of this in a familiar interface.

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The app is only useful if you do a lot of painting. In my case I’m a writer and a mix of writing and art is more of my than my familys. I’m happy to share that I’m using Paint.NET and have recommended it to friends, family, and a whole lot of people who have no interest in art, painting or even drawing. When I see people using Paint.NET I want to show them how its done, even if its not done for a while, they can tell me how to get something on to the canvas.

You can also make a mask, or anything else for that matter, so you can select exactly where the brush falls on to the canvas. These are just a few of the improvements in the last 3 or so updates to Paint.Net. Even if youve never painted in 10 years theres a major improvement in brush size etc. Just log on and see for yourself.

If you click on a plugin in the pane on the left youll see what versions of Paint.NET it is and what plugin it needs. You can install that plugin or ignore this plugin. If you decide youd like to ignore it, the Restart button in the pane on the left will restart Paint.NET and reset the state of plugins (if you do decide to use them later).

Last but not least, another alternative, which is also free, is using a Photoshop plugin. Ive used it on windows and macs for many years. Theres actually a Photoshop plugin for paint.net, but it hasnt always worked well for me or others using it. There is also a third party Plugin for Paint.NET by http://www.krysdesigns.com that is said to work well for Mac or Linux users. Ive not tried it yet. Hope someone else reports back on it.

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I use Paint.NET for photography, as I had to since I was unable to find another program that would do the things I need. It does most things and it’s pretty easy to get around in. Oh, and don’t ask me for a resume of its features. I’m lazy. I’m also on a Mac, so I’m not able to use any of the many cool features for both MS Paint and Photoshop.

I’m using Paint.NET all the time, even though I’m on a Mac. When I need to modify Photoshop files, I send them to paint.net/image/process.php and get back a JPG and a separate PNG. If I’m trying to capture my monitor output with my webcam, I’ll also use paint.net/image/capture.php to get my webcam/monitor result.

Thanks for testing and for your feedback. You’re right to describe the save as PNG as a bug, and the loss of quality when viewing a PNG in Paint.NET as also a bug. We are planning to address both bugs in version 4.8.

We’ve seen it happen when an image is opened several times in succession, where image quality has degraded with every new instance of the image. This isn’t really a Paint.NET issue: It’s something about the way you are opening the images.

If you use a lossless format (eg PNG with alpha) and then Save as X, then close Paint.NET, then reopen the original image in Paint.NET, if the image uses lossless compression or transforms, then the image will appear as an uncompressed version (eg 5 or 7 bits) of the original with transformed or compression artifacts. Before saving as JPEG, you might want to set the compression to fairly low quality, but beware of too low quality: Anything lower than 64 can introduce visible compression artifacts into the image if the compression algorithm is strong.