MS Paint is the legendary lightweight graphic editor available as a built-in app in all versions of Windows OS. However, with years this app went through several noticeable upgrades, and right now the users of older versions of this OS can experience the latest version of this app that is currently becoming shipped on Windows 10. The fresh version introduced many new elements that can enhance the possibilities of producing new rasterized art, and more tools for simple editing or enhancing any photo or image that it can load. This standalone version of Ms Paint is the same as the one that is distributed to just about all Windows 10 users, as well as they can gain value from this standalone version if by any chance their nearby copy becomes inaccessible, corrupted or (accidentally) deleted. Simply install this app on any modern version of Windows OS (even old Windows XP! ), and this classic app will be ready for editing and image creation. The user interface of MS Paint features a classic Ribbon interface that has been popularized by Windows 7. The primary home tab features a wide range of tools for area selection (and associated actions such as crop, resize and rotate), pen, eraser, zoom, text insert, brushes, shapes, pencil size, and color picker. The only other tab “View” manages the way the painting is shown on screen, including support for rulers, gridlines, and full-screen making. Just below the large canvas is a simple status bar that features data on cursor position, canvas size, and focus level. All in all, a really simple editor that has all the necessary tools for light drawing and editing. While some people often criticize Microsoft MS Paint for being too simplistic, this app has still managed to find millions of fans all close to the world who are not interested in more advanced tools, layered image creation, and photo editing effects. This is deliberately made to be nostalgic and mainly because simple as possible, but still packing a surprising number of tools that can help users of all understanding levels to quickly visualize their suggestions without much effort. MS Paint is usually 100% FREE and can be used on a wide variety of Windows OS versions, including legacy releases as Windows XP. For those who have the latest version of Windows 10 and want to try something fresh, open Paint 3D featuring new 2D and 3D tools. It's free and ready to go. Download MS Paint Latest Version