If you work a lot on your PC, you may have stumbled upon the Paint 3D app. It makes basic photo editing and creating projects a breeze. You can easily hide sensitive details or add artistic flair by blurring parts of a picture. Let’s break down exactly how to blur a part of picture in Paint 3D—no design skills required!
How to Blur a Part of Picture in Paint 3D
Whether you’re editing screenshots or personal photos, transform your image with just a few clicks! Keep reading until the end to find your answer.
- Open Microsoft Paint 3D and click on Menu.
- Click on Insert and select the image of your choice.
- Select OK.
- Now, click on Select from the top left ribbon.
- Drag your mouse and select the portion of the image.
- Now, drag your mouse inward from the selection’s bottom-right corner to decrease the size of the selected image. Please note that you have to make the image tiny enough enough so that you may resize it.
- Click anywhere on the screen.
- Then, select the resized portion of the image. Please note that you do not take the white background left from the previous resizing.
- Drag the bottom-right corner to increase the size of the image over the white background.
- Click anywhere on the screen once satisfied and save the results.
This way you will be able to blur out undesirable sections of any image.
Also Read: How to Use MS Paint Layers in Windows 10 or 11
We hope now you can easily learn how to blur sections of your photo in Paint 3D from the steps outlined in this guide. Keep catching up with TechCult for more such new tech-related walkarounds. If you have any suggestions or queries, do reach out to us in the comment section.
