Some of the 3D images aren't very realistic, all of the libraries need to be updated. The faunts are very limited and I haven't found a way to import more. No data/wifi connection required and no bugs or quirks. Layer objects or photos and adjust Z axis positioning. Choose 3D shapes and models from a categorized library and create your own 3D images. Change the color, texture, and shape as desired. Draw with pen, pencil, crayon, brush, and so on.
The nice thing about Paint 3D is that it came ready to use on my PC. Without a touchscreen device and pen even the most talented artist would struggle to create anything of quality. I chose "Fun tool" as my review title because it is fun and entertaining but falls short of being a professional tool in most cases. I attempted to use it for some of my more creative photography but wasn't happy with the results and did not publish.
I have made business cards with Paint 3D and use it to sketch ideas.
Perhaps someone with more experience can give a more complete opinion about this software. For this reason, I didn't find any negative aspect of Paint 3D. I didn't delve too deep into all the features of Paint 3D, but the ones that I got to try I really liked. I'm not someone who is professionally into 3D digital design, I only used Paint 3D occasionally for a school assignment and I really liked it. Although it is not a software aimed at a professional market, Paint 3D allows you to get closer to that world and get to know it in a relatively simple way. Talking about its most remarkable change, namely the ability to now work on a z-axis, it is surprising. The tools to use Paint 3D in two dimensions continue to work in the same way as in the previous Paint but with some improvements and new features, which I really liked. Since I opened it, I really liked the evolution of the interface, this being more modern than the previous one. I recently decided to use Paint 3D instead of standard Paint for a school assignment.
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