Microsoft's updated Paint program now includes a useful background removal tool that aims to reinvent picture editing for Windows users by giving them access to high-end software like Photoshop's features.
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Microsoft executive Megan Saunders introduced Paint 3D at a Microsoft news conference on October 26, 2016, in New York.
Additions to MS Paint
The new background removal tool streamlines picture editing by removing backgrounds with a single click, making it simpler for experts and amateurs to complete jobs like product photography, graphic design, and visually outstanding presentations.
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New Ways to Edit
The Paint program in Windows 11 seeks to decentralize professional-level picture manipulation and modernize image editing.
This tool enables users to reach their full potential without having to purchase pricey third-party software as part of Microsoft's commitment to boosting user creative skills. The backdrop removal feature in the program promises a quick and easy editing process that will enable users to create spectacular graphics.
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