Off to the right, there is a menu that lets you change whether the arrow is solid or just lines, how thick the arrow is, and even the color. You then have options to resize the arrow, move it, and tilt it. Let go of the mouse button once you've finished. You'll start to see the arrow take shape as you drag your mouse. This can be done by clicking anywhere on the image in Paint 3D and dragging your mouse. After you've selected the arrow, you'll then want to use your mouse to create the arrow. Here is where you'll want to click on the arrow, as I personally feel it is the best shape for pointing out specific parts of photos. Now that you've clicked into the 2D shapes, you'll see a little box towards the right-hand side of the program containing all the different 2D shapes you can select from.

The red arrow that can be seen pointing to the '2D Shapes' button was made with Paint 3D. I've included a screenshot of where the button can be found. If you're looking to direct your audience to a certain part of an image, you can add an arrow to your image to point to a specific portion of your photo.D to do this, you'll want to click the button labeled '2D Shapes' inside Paint 3D. The next step depends on your intentions with your image.

This means if you're currently using Windows 10, There is a very good chance you can type Paint 3D into your search bar and open up the program.

By Default, Paint 3D comes pre-installed on your Windows 10 computer.

Paint 3D allows you to add elements to your photos to direct the audience to certain parts of your image.

If you're looking for a free and easy to use program to add elements such as arrows to your photos, you've come to the right place.

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