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How Do I Export an Image From Paint 3D?

Published in Paint 3D Export 3 mins read

Exporting your artwork from Paint 3D as a standard 2D image file is a straightforward process, allowing you to share your creations or use them in other applications.

To save your 3D masterpiece or 2D drawing from Paint 3D as an image file, you will utilize the Save as function within the application's menu.

Here are the steps to export your image from Paint 3D:

Steps to Export Your Creation as an Image

Follow these easy steps to save your Paint 3D project as a 2D image file:

  1. Access the Menu: Start by clicking on the Menu icon, typically found in the top-left corner of the Paint 3D window. This opens a sidebar menu with various options.
  2. Select Save as: Within the Menu sidebar, find and click on the Save as option. This function is used to save your creation in different formats.
  3. Choose Image Export: After selecting Save as, you'll be presented with several saving options. Click on Image. This option is specifically designed to "save your creation as a 2D image or video". (Note: As the reference mentions, the "Video" option will also let you save as video or 2D image, but clicking "Image" is the direct path for exporting a static picture).
  4. Select File Format: In the save dialog that appears, you'll need to choose the desired image format. The reference states, "Click on PNG to see a dropdown of format choices." Click on the current file format displayed (which might be PNG by default) to reveal a dropdown of format choices such as JPG, GIF, TIFF, and others.
  5. Choose Your Format: Select the image format that best suits your needs from the dropdown list.
  6. Save the File: Choose a location on your computer, give your file a name, and click Save.

Your Paint 3D creation is now exported as a 2D image file in your chosen format, ready to be used outside of Paint 3D.

This process ensures you can easily convert your detailed 3D scenes or intricate 2D drawings into widely compatible image formats for sharing, printing, or further editing in other software.

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