2 years ago I made Krita my professional image editor by default, leaving aside other options that cost a lot of money on licenses. After having learned to handle krita, the results of my work are the same as with the previous software I used but without the extra cost. I liked Krita that has a great facility to recognize the last generation graphic tablets, working without configuring anything. Technically it is a software very similar to Gimp (it is a fork) so it inherits many features and a lot of good things (and some bad that I will comment later) The characteristics that make Krita a great option: - Stable software - Great finishes in your works - No licenses or costs - Support for last generation graphic cards - Application that works in Windows and Linux (Both I have tried and they are the same) - Limited consumption of CPU and RAM resources - Support for plugins (inherited from GIMP) - Many brushes and tools for drawing

I was using Krita in my company for a long time and it seemed like a very competent drawing tool to be completely free. The results of all my designs with krita are very good and artistic because once you have learned to handle krita completely it is an incrible tool.Technically the software is very stable, I have never lost a job because of krita, its interface although it is not its strong point, it is similar to GIMP. - Works in the three main operating systems (Windows, Linux , MAC) - Powerful free tool, our logos look great! - Open source with great support community - Very fast loading large templates (Especially if you install it in an SSD)

We have been working together with Krita and Gimp for a long time in our company and we are very happy with the professional results obtained with this great application. Krita is as good as any other payment application, even superior to many of the ones I've tried. Creating sketches with Krita is not an easy task because it has a very high learning curve but thanks to the documentation and to the community you can learn to develop in a few days, then the results are impressive. The best thing about this application is: - In the office, everyone chooses their favorite OS, so using Krita is not a problem because it is multiplatform and supports Windows and Linux - Support for images created in formats of other applications that are not Krita, for example .PSD of photoshop. - Krita is very stable, with other applications when opening large templates, or it could result in a crash of the application