MS Paint is a basic raster graphics editor included with every version of Windows. The application supports opening and saving files in Windows Bitmap (BMP), JPEG, GIF, PNG, and single-page TIFF formats. While offering both color and two-color black-and-white modes, it notably lacks grayscale functionality.
Due to its simplicity and built-in availability, MS Paint quickly became one of the most commonly used programs in early Windows versions, serving as many users' first introduction to digital painting. Today, it remains popular for straightforward image editing tasks.
The no-frills editor continues to provide an accessible way to perform basic graphic modifications, making it a go-to tool for quick image adjustments despite its limited feature set.
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