Detailed guide on the brush settings dialog in Krita as well as how to make your own brushes and how to share them.

Locate the Brush Preview thumbnail .kpp file in Krita and open it to get a 200x200 file that you can edit to your wishes. You’re ready to add the next texture! From here on it’s just a matter of …

This page has a few common things you can do with tags. For more information about tags, check the Tags section on the resource management page. Adding a New Tag for a Brush ¶ By …

Every resource can be tagged, so brushes in the Predefined tab of the Brush Settings Editor can be also tagged and grouped for convenience. In the resource manager, you can tag multiple …

On-Canvas Brush Editor ¶ Krita’s brush editor is, as you may know, on the F5 key. However, sometimes you just want to modify a single parameter quickly. Perhaps even in canvas-only …

The Pop-up Palette is a feature unique to Krita amongst the digital painting applications. It is designed to increase productivity and save time of the artists by providing quick access to …

Patterns ¶ Patterns are small raster files that tile. They can be used as following: As fill for a vector shape. As fill-tool color. As height-map for a brush using the ‘texture’ functionality. As fill …

You can choose from various default palettes or you can add your own colors to the palette. To choose from the default palettes click on the icon in the bottom left corner of the docker, it will …

Adding textures is not only useful for the 3D artist or video-game artist: in many artworks you’ll save a lot of time by using brushes with random patterns. Stamps ¶

The Main Toolbar allows you to add items between the New, Open and Save buttons as well as to the right of the Save button. The Brushes and Stuff Toolbar, lets you modify anything from the …