Some applications, such as Microsoft Paint or formerly Paintbrush, leave traces in our memory. This drawing tool has been included with Windows since Windows 1.0 in 1985 and is now You can also use it on your mobile phone38 years later.

This is possible thanks to JSpaint, a great “port” of classic Windows Paint that runs under the browser. Created by Isaiah Odhner, it’s open source, free, ad-free and You don’t even need to install for use on mobile. It has everything Paint has, as before, but with some very interesting extras.

Paint comes alive on your mobile

Boredom can be combated in many ways. Some people prefer something elaborate like GTA V while others settle for something more classic, like a lifetime doodling in Paint. Wherever you are, you can do it with your mobile phone.

All you have to do is open the JSPaint website in a relatively modern browser and you’re ready: a Paint clone that works on your mobile.

You will find them all in JSPaint same tools and menus as in original PaintIt has the same design and even the same sound effects as Windows. Everything is the same, down to the limited color palette that you can customize with a double tap.

Of course, you’ll find some innovations that bring Paint into the 21st century, such as the ability to upload your work to Imgur, co-editing (from Extras > Multi-User), or Eye-to-Look Mode for drawing using the eye. gestures (although it doesn’t seem to work on mobile). An interesting extra create a GIF with edit historyas follows:

If you like JSPaint, you can use the ⋮ menu in Google Chrome and other browsers and install the appto have it in the app drawer and to be able to open full screen as well as add a shortcut to the home screen of your mobile.

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