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Starting a comic page in Krita: what the manual says about templates, resolution and panels
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What this guide covers
For artists who want to set up a comic page in Krita. It collects what the manual says about the built-in comic templates, vector panels and clones, image resolution, trimming and saving. Based on the manual source only; nothing was run in Krita and the checklist is untested.
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Starting a comic page in Krita: what the manual says about templates, resolution and panels
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For artists who want to set up a comic page in Krita. It collects what the manual says about the built-in comic templates, vector panels and clones, image resolution, trimming and saving. Based on the manual source only; nothing was run in Krita and the checklist is untested.
Useful starting points
- The manual gives 300 PPI as the minimum for quality prints and 600 PPI for comic line art, so settle resolution before drawing detail.
- A grayscale line art layer can roughly halve memory use, according to the manual.
- PNG and JPG export fill transparency with the canvas background colour, so keep the layered file and export flat copies for sharing.
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