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Handing a layered comic page from Krita to others: what the manual says about KRA, ORA, PSD,…
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What this guide covers
For comic artists who need to send a layered Krita page to a letterer, editor or printer. It sets out what the Krita manual says each file format keeps, who can open it and where it is accepted, with a short checklist. It rests on the manual source at one commit, nothing was opened or exchanged, and printer specifications must come from the printer.
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Guide title
Handing a layered comic page from Krita to others: what the manual says about KRA, ORA, PSD, PDF, SVG and TIFF
Coverage
For comic artists who need to send a layered Krita page to a letterer, editor or printer. It sets out what the Krita manual says each file format keeps, who can open it and where it is accepted, with a short checklist. It rests on the manual source at one commit, nothing was opened or exchanged, and printer specifications must come from the printer.
Useful starting points
- Krita has no PDF export, so a PDF for a printer has to come from another program such as Scribus.
- A layered TIFF written by Krita may not open correctly in every program; ask the receiver what they can read.
- Keep the native working file and send an interchange copy; the manual says other programs mostly cannot open the native format.
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