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Clip Studio Paint
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Reviews for Clip Studio Paint

Evelynn Rathman

This app is so slay you can draw pretty much anything :D This is a drawing app. you do kinda need a subscription to draw for longer periods of time, but honestly, it barely makes a difference because it barely changes anything; they let you doodle, too, so you can still draw, it just doesn't save your work on the app. You're able to buy different tools for on the app and different brushes, but honestly, I don't really even ever use those I just... Draw...

Avery Elliott (Avi)

On PC, I'm still a loyal customer; however, this app just isn't it. This is one of the only art apps I've used on my Galaxy Note8 that doesn't detect pen pressure (despite having the option to adjust pen sensitivity), which is a big no-no for me. Paired with the "switch to eraser" option that I can't seem to change to a vector eraser, as well as the unoptimized layout (why's there no tool change button?), this app isn't worth more than the free apps available.

Matthiew Riddle

I have bought the one time purchase a few years ago on my laptop, I use it to this day and wanted to try it for the Android since I can draw on it. You have to pay a monthly fee and not a one time thanks to greedy developers. I can't even use the same account or activation key to use this app without giving them more money. I'll look for a drawing app somewhere else.

Nia W.

They make you set up your PC account using this app, then make you switch your device on PC. You only get a limited number of times to switch devices for each account and this waste one of them, not to mention being a waste of time. If I had to guess it's to increase the amounts of downloads on mobile to look like more people are using it. If I have to waste my time to increase their download stats them I'm evening that out with my rating.

Alanah :3

Okay so, the drawing is super smooth and easy to do. The brushes are super neat and they have a lot of different options for canvases such as Webtoon and Animation. However, I won't be returning to this app because: it's kinda laggy; the canvas screen is really sensitive so its hard to turn without drawing; it makes Ibis Paint X laggy and break, and you only get 1 free hour a day of drawing and I'm poor. This is an awesome app though, and if I could I would purchase it on a different device.

heather wells

It's a bit of a problem when the mobile marketplace is flooded with already useful drawing apps. Autodesk, Medibang, Ibis paint, etc. All of these are free to use, and have a single payment. Not to say you should make this free. No need. I have a problem with the subscription. I've already purchased the pc version. Why not make it apart of a bundle or something?

-Flaming River-

So, two huge problems. Crashing and the ability to only draw one hour a day. The features are good and the comic system is the best I have found, but you have to pay a subscription to draw for more than an hour a day, and I crashed twice after I downloaded it. Rebooting did nothing to fix it either. Basically, unless you pay money and ignore the crashing, it's just a waste of time.

Harper DeJager (Sage)

Great on PC, phone is difficult. I've been using it on my laptop for I think close to a year, and it's absolutely incredible. I almost never use any other software, on PC or on my phone. That being said, I can't even get to the login screen on my phone without being faced with a a gray screen and my phone notifying me that it's not respond. I've tried multiple times, on multiple different occasions, with the same results. Still absolutely phenomenal on PC, though.

Sabrina Doll

I got this software as a bundle and have been using it for five years. Love it on the laptop, not a huge fan with a drawing tablet, and hate the way it works on the phone. I have a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, which comes with a stylus. After some trial and error, I upgraded my subscription to access different drawing settings, but turns out I paid $2 more for the exact same thing. Don't know why the pen pressure is only usable during the trial period and completely inaccessible when paid.

Idella Montague

It's more intuitive than most other art apps I've used, but there's an okay variety of tutorial and tip videos out there (official AND otherwise), so I don't mind. There are also SO. MANY. BRUSHES. However! Ever since New Year's, whenever I'd go to open the app on my smartphone, it would just crash, with no explanation. It can't be a storage issue, so...what's going on?