Create digital art with Krita-compatible brushes, build your own custom brushes, import Photoshop brush packs, and discover brushes shared by other artists — all in one creative workspace.
◆ DIGITAL DRAWING & PAINTING
Create everything from quick sketches to detailed digital artwork on a flexible canvas.
● Draw, sketch & paint with ready-made brushes across six categories
● Create custom canvas sizes & aspect ratios
● Work with multiple layers, blend modes, clipping masks & alpha lock
● Use selection, crop, move & transform tools
● Copy, cut & paste selected areas
● Add shapes, gradients, text & photos
● Use symmetry, flood fill & eyedropper tools
● Customize canvas & background colors
● Use stroke smoothing for clean, steady lines
● Practice with six built-in drawing technique lessons
◆ CREATE & CUSTOMIZE BRUSHES
Design your own brushes and fine-tune them to match your drawing style.
● Create brushes for sketching, inking, calligraphy, particles, airbrushing & stamps
● Customize size, opacity, spacing, hardness & scatter
● Adjust pressure sensitivity & wet mix
● Choose from six brush textures
● Preview brush strokes live while editing
● Save, edit, duplicate & organize brushes in your collection
◆ PHOTOSHOP BRUSH IMPORT
Bring your existing Photoshop brush packs into your creative workflow.
● Import Photoshop .ABR brush packs directly into your library
● Keep brush names, size, spacing, tip angle & pressure dynamics
● Rename imported brushes & customize size, opacity and color
◆ DISCOVER & SHARE BRUSHES
Discover brushes created by other artists, test them before adding them to your collection, and publish your own.
● Browse & search community brushes
● Test any brush on a live canvas before installing it
● Add community brushes to your library with one tap
● Publish your own brushes & share them with a link
● Like brushes, follow artists & message brush creators
◆ PROJECTS & EXPORT
● Keep your drawings in an autosaved project gallery with layers
● Export artwork as PNG, JPG, layered PSD or OpenRaster
● Export at 1×, 2× or 3× resolution
