So if you have an older version and are having problems, please install the latest version first before asking for help. Please be aware that we can only provide any kind of support for the very latest release of Paint.NET. This way, if there are bugs or - even worse - security problems, you will be notified quickly and given the ability to easily install an update.
We strongly encourage you to leave the update checking turned on. You can disable this either by going through the "Custom" setup path, or by disabling the appropriate option in Settings -> Updates. This involves downloading a text file and inspecting its contents. Unless you've told it not to, Paint.NET checks for updates every five (5) days. If you're interested in selecting, say, a 4 inch by 6 inch area of the image, then make sure that you choose "Fixed Size" or "Fixed Ratio" in the toolbar for the Rectangle Select tool (the default is "Normal"). Finally, click on Crop to Selection in the Image menu (or press Ctrl + Shift + X, or use the button in the toolbar). You can then move, resize, or even rotate the selection by using the Move Selection tool (2nd row, 2nd column).
Simply select the area you want to crop by using one of the selection tools. There is no specific "crop" tool, but you can do this quite easily using the other facilities. Please use the search functionality of the forum to find these. Sort of - we do have a tutorial that will walk you through how to use Paint.NET and some other software to do this. This is completely apocryphal, however.Ĭan I make animated GIF's with Paint.NET? Before Windows Vista was released, it was a common speculation that Paint.NET would replace Paint. Honestly, it's better that Paint.NET is not integrated in to Windows, because that let's us keep our own design and agenda for everything. But you can always download it for free from our website. Will Paint.NET ever replace Paint in Windows? We have a separate licensing FAQ over on the main website: They're just the first that asked.)Ĭan I use Paint.NET for business, commercial, or government use? Or is it only free for "personal" use?
(This is by no means some kind of special exclusive contract or promotional deal, nor is it an endorsement. If you use their portable version, please direct all troubleshooting questions to them. Yes, official portable ZIP files can be found here: Īlso, LiberKey has permission to distribute a portable version of Paint.NET. Is there a portable version of Paint.NET? You can also support Paint.NET by purchasing it on the Microsoft Store. Yes, Paint.NET is indeed free in the sense that we do not charge money for it.
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