Overview
Krita is an open-source software suite of art tools that helps businesses create and share perfect paintings or sketches on a unified platform. It gives access to the digital workspace to manage dockers, functional panels and customize layouts based on requirements.
Krita comes with readymade brush presets that enable designers to create professional paintings, pixel arts, and add 3D textures to images. Additionally, users can customize the brush appearance with a freehand brush tool and add effects using a drag-and-mass interface.
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Features
- 2D Drawing
- Animation
- Animations & Transitions
- Data Import/Export
- Design Management
- Drag & Drop
- Image Editing
- Media Import
- Templates
Specifications
- Deployment: Cloud Based, Web Based, SaaS Based, Installed - Mac, Installed - Windows
Krita Users
Available Support
- Phone
Language Support
- English
Company Details
Company Name: Krita Foundation
Headquarter: Netherlands
Full Address:
Reviews
Offers many basic photo editing features – Available on several OSes, including Windows, Mac, and Linux (Android beta) – Features support for touch screen devices for natural drawing – Designed for illustration and digital artists
It works very well and it’s an open-source program which means it’s completely free. The layout is really nice and easy to work with. It’s also comparable with any format and it’s a light program which means it doesn’t take much to run it and not much space to install it either. It’s an easy recommend especially for anyone new to digital art.
– Offers many basic photo editing features – Available on several OSes, including Windows, Mac, and Linux (Android beta) – Features support for touch screen devices for natural drawing – Designed for illustration and digital artists
It was approachable and pretty full-featured in its design. The docking system is convenient and after a few basics I was able to get a good ways before really having to resort to online materials for extra help. The dock, tile, and brush system are all very solid and flexible. Although the layout is messy in some ways it keeps the main tasks fairly up-front and simple. They also seem to be constantly updating the program. While it doesn’t have touch controls, its support for my drawing tablet seemed to be pretty robust (full disclosure, there are so many tablets on the market that it’s hard to say whether my experience is representative).