How to Use Classic MS Paint In Any Web Browser
Right now there are numerous third-party MS paint alternatives available on the web but the new JSPaint tool reflects the software perfectly. JSPaint is a free, web-based tool that can be accessed via web browser.
The previous year we have seen the tech giant Microsoft announced that it was going to kill Paint app after 32 years. At that time an incredible amount of sentimental feelings were expressed by Paint app users on the internet.
However, after lots of demand, the tech giant Microsoft decided to bring Paint app to Windows store. Right now there are numerous third-party MS paint alternatives available on the web but the new JSPaint tool reflects the software perfectly.
JSPaint is a free, web-based tool that can be accessed via web browser. So, that means that you don’t need to install any third party app to enjoy MS Paint features on your computer.
On visiting JSPaint website from your computer web browser, you’ll find the overall interface pretty similar and MS Paint-like. The default version of JSPaint actually resembles the older version of Paint app, not the upgraded version which ships with Windows 8.1 or Windows 10.
However, JSPaint is an improved version of MS Paint it got some new features like unlimited undo, SVG file support, mobile support, GIF creation and much more. Not only these, the developer of JSPaint also have high plans to add some more new features to improve the web-based platform.
For details regarding the project, you need to visit the Github page. So, what do you think about this? Share your views in the comment box below.
However, after lots of demand, the tech giant Microsoft decided to bring Paint app to Windows store. Right now there are numerous third-party MS paint alternatives available on the web but the new JSPaint tool reflects the software perfectly.
JSPaint is a free, web-based tool that can be accessed via web browser. So, that means that you don’t need to install any third party app to enjoy MS Paint features on your computer.
On visiting JSPaint website from your computer web browser, you’ll find the overall interface pretty similar and MS Paint-like. The default version of JSPaint actually resembles the older version of Paint app, not the upgraded version which ships with Windows 8.1 or Windows 10.
However, JSPaint is an improved version of MS Paint it got some new features like unlimited undo, SVG file support, mobile support, GIF creation and much more. Not only these, the developer of JSPaint also have high plans to add some more new features to improve the web-based platform.
For details regarding the project, you need to visit the Github page. So, what do you think about this? Share your views in the comment box below.