Make sure the magnifier percent is set to 100.

Next, open the Windows Magnifier by pressing Windows key and the = key.

Steps five through eight do not work without turning on the Magnifier. Select the browser of your choice and click OK to open the image in a browser window. Scroll down and choose More apps until you locate a browser option. If there isn't one displayed, click Choose another app.

Look for an Internet browser, such as Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Edge.

Right-click the image file and select Open with.

Find the location of the image you want to convert to a negative.

Invert the image by pressing the shortcut key Ctrl+ I.Ĭreating a negative without an image editor.

Open Adobe Photoshop and the image you want to convert to a negative.

Use one of the alternative methods mentioned on this page. You cannot convert an image to a negative in Word 2000. Select the Negative option, which adjusts the image to invert the colors. Click the Recolor button and find the Color Modes setting. In older versions of Microsoft Word, like Word 2003, add a picture to the page by clicking File > Insert > Picture in the menu bar.ĭouble-click the image with your left mouse button to display the image editing window.

Again, in the menu bar, click Image and select the Invert Colors option to change the picture to look like a negative.

Select a picture you want to convert to a negative and click the OK button.

Open Microsoft Paint, then open a picture by clicking File, then Open in the menu bar.

Right-click the image and select the Invert color option to change the picture to look like a negative.

In the toolbar at the top, click the Select button, then click the Select All option.

Open Microsoft Paint, then open the picture you want to convert to a negative.

Creating a negative without an image editor.Ĭreating a negative in Microsoft Paint Windows Vista and later users.

Creating a negative in Microsoft Paint.

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