Paint.NET 4.3.3 – Download for Windows
| Latest Version: | 4.3.3 |
| Platform: | Minimum: Windows XP |
| Author: | Official website |
| File size: | ~ 9 MB |
| License: | Free |
| Security level: | 100% Safe |
Paint.NET is a free photo editing and retouching tool with layers
Paint.Net can’t even be compared to the famous picture editor from Microsoft, as it is a complete and compact multipurpose image editing suite with endless features that put it at the top of its category.
Among its features, you’ll find many that other powerful suites like Photoshop include, such as layers, history so you can undo actions, advanced filters, professional toolbars … and yet, it’s still an extremely useful tool for drawing pixel art and can equally be used for retouching photos or even for working with digital drawings.
Paint.Net supports many formats, including some of the most well-known ones like BMP, PNG, TIFF, JPG, and GIF, as well as including many post-processing tools that can be used to get professional results: blurring, red-eye reduction, bevel, perspective, noise, etc. You can also edit the color properties of images by adjusting brightness, saturation, contrast … It is, without a doubt, one of the best free tools you can find.
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What’s new:
– New: The app has been migrated to .NET 6, which has improved both rendering and startup performance
– New translation: Catalan (ca)
– New translation: Corsican (co)
– New translation: Thai (th)
– Changed: The /createMsi command for the installer has been removed. Instead, you can now download MSIs directly from the GitHub releases page.
– Improved various UI controls for Dark Theme, e.g. scrollbars (Win10 v1809+ only)
– Fixed the way various UI controls look on Windows 11, e.g. buttons and drop-down lists
– Fixed the View -> Zoom to Window command when using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+B), which was resetting instead of toggling the zoom level
– Improved performance during the “extracting” stage of the installer by migrating away from Nullsoft Scriptable Installer System (NSIS)
– Reduced the download size on ARM64 by about 33%
– Fixed a rendering bug in the Dents and Polar Inversion effects
– Fixed a memory leak in the selection renderer that was consuming gigabytes of GPU memory, resulting in crashes. Thanks to @Zagna for finding this and testing the fix!
– Fixed some GDI object leaks, particularly with the Save Configuration dialog, which would eventually result in a crash. Thanks @rechlin for finding and reporting this!
– Fixed a memory leak in Settings -> Tools. Thanks @otuncelli for finding this!
– Fixed an issue that was preventing new plugins from loading their native DLL dependencies as specified in their .deps.json file
– Fixed the app crashing after an effect plugin crashes when you choose to restart the app
– Fixed a crash while drawing a selection, right-clicking on the History window before releasing the left mouse button, and then clicking to redo a history entry
– Fixed a text rendering bug in some parts of the UI, mostly in Effects, as reported by @midora
– Fixed the “untitled:” file name argument prefix, which was preventing Window Clippings from being able to send screenshot
– Fixed some registry keys that were not being deleted during uninstall
– Fixed the PdnRepair utility on Windows 7
– Fixed some inconsistencies with the MSI as compared to v4.2.16 which were causing problems for some deployments
– Updated the bundled AvifFileType to v1.1.17.0, courtesy of @null54, which updates the AOM version and fixes a crash when reading large EXIF blocks.
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