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Alpha test Skin creator · free
No 2D templates, no Photoshop, no endless trial and error. Pick your jet, paint right on the model — airbrush, insignia, metals and camo — and send the finished skin straight to the sim.
Version 1.4.0 (alpha, open to the community) · Windows 10 & 11 · non-profit
01 — The video
everything you see was recorded straight from the app — no mock-ups
02 — How it works
EasyPaint finds your sim on its own and lists the jets you have installed. Choose the skin you want to start from — the original is never touched.
Click a part and change its color, grab the airbrush, slap on your squadron crest, put your name on the nose.
See it in daylight, in the hangar, from a distance and side by side with the original. What you see is what you fly.
One click and the skin lands in the right folder. Launch the sim, pick your livery and take off.
03 — Tools
Paint freehand right on the jet, with symmetry on both sides at once.
Squadron crest, name on the nose, number on the tail. Move, rotate and scale them right on the jet.
Chrome, polished aluminum, brushed metal, titanium, carbon fiber — with real shine and reflections.
Splinter, digital, tiger, desert, arctic. One click — you can even roll a random pattern.
Mask off an area and paint only where you want — just like a real hangar painter.
Helmet, pilot and drop tanks get your paint job too.
A slider sweeps across the jet, showing the original livery next to yours.
Exports straight to the sim — even to the other variants of the same jet.
The program's interface is currently in Brazilian Portuguese — the English manual translates every button.
04 — Jets
The jets below come ready, with every part named. For the other aircraft installed in your sim, the Preparar este jato (“Prepare this jet”) button sets everything up on its own (experimental).
05 — Download
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After downloading, open PowerShell in your Downloads folder and type:
Get-FileHash .\EasyPaint_Setup_1.4.0.exeThe code it shows must be exactly the same as the checksum next to the download button. If it's different, don't install it — download it again from this site.
20 illustrated chapters, from your first click to a jet ready to fly. Every button is shown as it appears in the program, with its English meaning.
06 — News
EasyPaint is now open for the community to test.
07 — About
I'm R4VEN, a virtual pilot who's crazy about jets — and I made EasyPaint. It came from a simple wish: that any pilot could fly their own livery without having to learn an image editor or keep restarting the sim just to see how it turned out.
No ads, nothing for sale, no sign-up. It's my contribution to the community — and it's now in alpha test, open for everyone to try.
I hope you all enjoy it, and that EasyPaint makes life easier for every jet lover out there!— R4VEN
Contact: contact e-mail coming soon
08 — FAQ
Yes. EasyPaint is free and non-profit. The only thing not allowed is copying, selling or redistributing the program anywhere else — always download it from this site.
In the sim, a pilot only sees a skin if they have that same skin installed. For your whole squadron to see it, send them the skin folder so they can install it too.
No. The original skins are never changed. EasyPaint only writes your livery to the sim's skins folder (under Saved Games) and your projects to Documents\EasyPaint.
Yes. You need the internet to download EasyPaint and also to use it: when it starts, the program checks online that your version is still supported and up to date. That version check makes sure everyone is always running the build with the latest fixes.
These terms may change as development or the use of the program requires.
Not yet — the interface is in Brazilian Portuguese for now. But you won't be lost: the English manual shows every button exactly as it appears on screen, with its English meaning, and the jets, the 3D view and the tools are all very visual.
It means EasyPaint is open for the community to test before the final release. You may run into a bug: if you do, write down the jet, the skin and what you were doing, and let me know. Every report makes the next version better.
Open it in the Hangar and use Preparar este jato (“Prepare this jet”). EasyPaint sets up the parts on its own. It's experimental: some part names may show up as generic.