Pinta is a free, open-source program for drawing and image editing. It combines powerful features with an easy-to-use interface, making creativity seamless. Available for Linux, Mac, Windows, and *BSD.
Welcome to our Pinta User Guide This user guide was developed to help you speed up your learning curve for Pinta. Whether you have used Pinta in the past and want to learn new features or are just getting started this user guide is for you! This guide covers how to use Pinta for simple to intermediate level projects and photo edits.
Pinta is a free, open-source painting and image editing program designed for simplicity and power. Available on Linux, Mac, Windows, and *BSD, it offers an intuitive interface, unlimited undo, real-time effects, and essential tools to enhance creativity effortlessly.
Some may find that by doing this project, they're able to quickly learn the various capabilities Pinta has to offer. Alternatively, if you don't have the time to do this tutorial, you can look up topics of interest in the user manual to suit your specific image editing needs. Sketching The tools we'll use for sketching are: Pencil Eraser Lasso ...
General Overview When the Pinta workspace first loads, you'll notice it has an uncluttered layout that is similar to MS Paint, but has more advanced features in comparison. Pinta Workspace Menu Bar - contains drop-down menus. Toolbar - contains buttons and other elements which can be used to perform some of the more common operations. Tools Menu - contains a group of icons or buttons grouped ...
Credits This is a major new release of Pinta, with large changes to its architecture including porting to GTK4 and libadwaita. Using GTK4 also required porting Pinta to use a new library (Gir.Core) for C# bindings to GTK and other GObject libraries, so special thanks goes to @badcel and the @gircore contributors for their excellent work on that project!