Painting Tools (:

1. Rectangle Select

You can use this tool to define a rectangle or square area that you want o select.

2. Move Selected Pixels

You can use this tool to move pixels that are already selected by using different selection tools.

3. Lasso Select

You can use this tool to define free form selection area.

4. Move Selection

You can use this tool to move the selected area without affecting the pixels that are selected.

5. Ellipse Select

This tool is very much like the rectangle select tool, but it can be used to define ellipse or circle selection areas.

6. Zoom

This tool can be used to enlarge and minimise various parts of the canvas or the whole canvas.

7. Magic Wand

You can use this tool to select areas of the similar colour.

8. Text Tool

You can use this tool to add text onto a selected area on your canvas. 

9. Paintbrush

This tool is automatically chosen when you use paint and can be used to draw free from images on your canvas.

10. Eraser

You can use this tool to rub out various parts on your canvas.

11. Pencil

You can use this tool the active layer pixel-by-pixel.

12. Colour Picker

You can use this tool to transfer a colour pixel by pixel into either the primary or secondary colour chosen use the mouses left and right click.

13. Clone Stamp

You can use this tool to copy pixels in the same layer or in-between layers.

14. Recolor Tool

You can use this tool to change one colour with another.

15. Paint Bucket

You can use this tool to fill in areas that are of the same colour with another colour in the same area.

16. Line / Curve Tool

You can use this tool if you want to draw straight/curved lines.

17. Rectangle

You can use this tool to draw rectangles or square shapes.

18. Rounded Rectangle

This tool is very much like the rectangle tool and can be used to draw rounded rectangles and squares.

19. Ellipse

Like the rectangle tool you can use it to draw ellipses and circles.

20. Freeform Shape

You can use this tool to draw a shape with a free form outline or an irregular shape.

21. Tolerance Slider

You can use this tool to define how the magic wand, recolour tool and paint bucket operate. It can control how similar colours change. A tolerance of 0% means that only colours that are exactly the same as you chose will be changed. A tolerance of 100% means that the colour you chose and colours that a similar too it will be chosen. The default value is 50%. (Example: if you wanted a purple part of the picture to be turned red and the tolerance was set to 0% then only everything purple will be change, if the tolerance was at 100% then colours that are purple and a shade of purple will get changed.)

22. Colour Display

You can use this to be able to see what your primary and secondary colours are. It also allows you to rest the primary and secondary colours back to black and white as well as swapping the colours of the primary and secondary colours.