Q&A for How to Draw and Color with Microsoft Paint

As of now, no.

Cropping is making the image smaller by removing unnecessary things. Layers are like overlaid images. They can be useful when you edit a photo.

Scan your photo, open it in paint, and go over the lines in black. Then, color if desired.

You can't. The best thing you can do is paint by order of layers. Start with the background, then paint over it to get a "layered" effect.

A GIF is a moving picture. You can draw static images on any given software, but it's impossible to "draw" a moving picture.

Of course you can. Open the image in Paint, click the Line tool to draw the line, then the Text tool to insert your text.

Save your picture, then open PowerPoint. You can then insert the drawing into the presentation as you would any image.

Zoom in super far and click rather than dragging the brush. If it's in the square setting it should work like a pixel. You could also draw with the square tool, but that probably wouldn't look good.

You would have to manually blend colors using the “custom colors” option. The more colors you use in between two colors to “blend” them, the more fluid it will look.

All you have to do is go to the bottom of your screen where your apps would be and click Type Here to search. If you go straight to Paint, you can go to paint 3D or you can type Paint 3D if you cannot see the entry.