Best Free MS Paint Alternatives For Linux/Ubuntu

MS Paint Alternative for Linux

1.Gnome Paint

To create a simple drawing app for Microsoft Paint and an open-source alternative, Gnome Developer has created "Gnome Paint". Gnome Paint is a simple and very basic painting application that you can use in Ubuntu Linux. Well (obviously)

There are tools for drawing, wiping and selecting shapes. 'GNOME Paint' works well but there are some cases where the text function does not work and there is no way to edit the color palette so you are stuck with the default 32 colors.


2.GPaint

GPient (or GNU Paint) is a mini-painting program for GNU, the GNU Desktop Environment. The actual design is more basic than the genome paint, but it is more advanced in terms of functionality.

Features:

• Tool, a modern, easy-to-use user interface with a color palette.
• The color palette enables you to add more than the default 32 colors and make the text work.
• You can create basic shapes such as rectangles, polygons, and circles, and you can add free formatting lines.
• No undo feature.

3.Pinta

Pinta is a free, easy-to-use open-source drawing and image editing program designed for entry-level users. It provides users with a simple but powerful way to draw and edit images on Linux, Mac and Windows.

Features:

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• Drawing tools (paintbrushes, pencils, shapes, etc.)
• Effects (stains, glows, nets, etc.)
• Image adjustments (auto level, black and white, sepia, etc.)
• Layer
• Unlimited Undo / Redo