Windows Paint app update: PNG transparency support officially unveiled

News on September 19, Microsoft recently released the latest Dev/Canary version 11.2308.18.0 of the Windows Paint application, which brings users exciting new features, the most significant of which is support for layer editing.

#This update makes the Windows Paint application more powerful and flexible in image editing. Users can now easily add, remove and manage layers on the canvas, a feature welcomed by users familiar with Photoshop and Procreate. The introduction of layers makes image editing more refined. Users can place different elements on different layers for easier adjustment and modification

In addition to layer support, Microsoft has also added support for PNG images Transparency support. This means that when users work on a single layer, they can clearly see the "checkerboard" on the canvas, identifying the transparent parts of the image. This feature not only allows users to better understand the structure of the image, but also ensures accuracy when editing. Even in the case of multiple layers, when content is erased, the content of the underlying layer is displayed, making editing more refined and intuitive.

According to the editor’s understanding, Microsoft plans to launch an artificial intelligence feature called Cocreator. This feature will be powered by DALL-E, capable of generating the desired image based on a user-supplied text description, such as "a cat walking in the woods" or "a house built of leaves." Users can also choose from different art styles, just like the AI-powered Bing image generator. However, in order to use the Cocreator feature, users need to log in to their Microsoft account and join the waitlist to ensure the stability and availability of the feature

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