bgrabitmap / lazpaint

🎨 Cross-platform image editor with raster and vector layers similar to Paint.Net written in Lazarus (Free Pascal)
https://lazpaint.github.io/
GNU General Public License v3.0
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LazPaint

Free cross-platform image editor, like PaintBrush or Paint.Net, written in Lazarus (Free Pascal). Uses BGRABitmap library.

You can support the development by donating. That will allow the developper to buy carrots and beans for sustenance.

Download

Download LazPaint for Windows, Mac and Linux. The application is also available in some Linux repositories.

This application can be made portable.

Here are compilation instructions if you would like to debug or make a modified version.

Official Sites

LazPaint Wiki

LazPaint Forums

LazPaint on Facebook

LazPaint on YouTUBE

Screenshots

LazPaint Linux dark theme LazPaint Windows LazPaint Puppy Linux

History

LazPaint was started to demonstrate the capabilities of the graphic library BGRABitmap. It provides advanced drawing functions in Lazarus development environment. Both provided a source of inspiration for the other and finally LazPaint became real image editor. Thanks to the help of Lazarus community, the program has been compiled on Windows, Linux, MacOS X, FreeBSD and Raspberry Pi.

Features

Useful keys

Interface

Many common actions can be done with the toolbar. Zoom can be changed with the magnifying glass (+ or -), or by clicking on the 1:1 button to show the image at its original size in pixels, or with the zoom fit button to set the zoom so that the whole image be within the window. It is possible to undo/redo the 200 last operations. If you have a doubt on what you are drawing, undo back to the beginning, save a copy, and redo the modifications before going further.

Dark theme is supported.

Image manipulation

An image can be resampled, flipped horizontally and vertically, canvas size can be changed

Color manipulation

Filters

Filters can be applied to the whole image or to the active selection.

Render

Layer effect (via scripts)