Wizard Paint

Uuurgh, why does every art app on iPad think that it’s adobe? Seriously why is there a subscription based payment built into this app, why can’t it just be pay $$ once off and you are done. For what this app does and how often myself or other people would actually use it, it’s crazy that they charge a yearly subscription for full features.

The GUI on this app is far more intuitive than the desktop version. A very helpful tool for the curious and creative artist. A bad limitation though is that you cannot load pictures from anywhere other than the iPad photos files.

The app is a great attempt to paint easily and with style but app freezes and brushes fail. No support offered. There’s a Windows desktop version I tried to buy but money was not accepted. I think they have abandoned the app.

This app doesn’t really do much and the “crosshairs” for the length and width remain frozen over the workspace. The developer hasn’t updated this app in over a year (as of November 2021) and it is doubtful they will, since iOS 15 has been out for months now. The effect is uninteresting. I deleted the app.

I’ve been using this app for 15 yrs, Started on windows 7! Too much fun, strokes are created by user, With a pro touch. Great job again Enrique!

I really like this app. Has many options for painting.

You shouldn’t have to pay $3.99 to find out that this is a poor version of Adobe Paint Can. The interface is simplistic and buggy and offers few brushes or options. If you purchased this, good luck; I haven’t the patience or the time. I resent being out the $3.99 - It could have been put toward a any number of better apps. I’m not saying that it is hopeless but this app should at least have a lower price, a more nimble interface and more brush options. And let’s quit it with the ‘kiddy’ graphics.