Windows Capture 3D. But bringing physical objects into the digital world goes even deeper than that; Paint 3D also integrates with a new “Windows Capture 3D” tool being introduced in Windows 10.

Paint 3D isn’t just for three-dimensional work. It has some great tools that enable even two-dimensional editing. As such, it is used to add 3D effects to images and edit 2D images.

To take Copilot 3D for a spin, browse to the Copilot 3D website and sign in with your Microsoft account. To get some inspiration, you can view the existing 3D models generated by other people.

Paint 3D features Creating 3D creations is made easy with Paint 3D with the ability to easily change a 2D image into a 3D object.

You can edit the OBJ model using various 3D shapes and other tools including 3D doddles, 3D models (woman, man, etc.), 2D and 3D shapes, texture, stickers, text, effects, etc.

But after diving into Paint 3D in the Windows 10 Creators Update, I can say it actually makes complete sense for Microsoft. It's an ideal way to introduce a new generation to building and thinking ...

All the 2D pens and pencils also work on any 3D object. Stickers can be stamped onto 2D images to to make it 3D. Microsoft envisions these creations will be viewed on the HoloLens.

Artists have been using tablets to make 2D art for years now, and recently, the proliferation of VR headsets and software like Google’s Tilt Brush have also allowed them to paint in 3D space.

In addition to the new 3D capabilities, many of the MS Paint features people know and love like photo editing and 2D creation are in Paint 3D – the new app for creativity, available for free ...

On stage at the event, Microsoft GM Megan Saunders showed off how the app works, including 3D doodling tools using the Microsoft Surface pen, as well as the incorporation of pre-set assets, 2D ...

But most impressively—Paint projects will be able to be 3D printed right from the app. Microsoft’s fresh coat of Paint will be available in the Windows 10 Creators Update which ships next spring.