KritaLinux
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Microsoft Paint 3DWindows
Krita como alternativa Linux a Microsoft Paint 3D
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Nuestra opinión
Krita can replace Paint 3D for users who mainly need 2D painting, texture work, and basic layering. It excels at raster illustration and offers far more brush control, color‑space options, and file‑export flexibility. However, it lacks native 3D mesh creation and manipulation, so anyone who relies on Paint 3D's 3D modeling features will need a dedicated 3D tool instead.
- Licencia
- GPL-3.0-only
- Precio
- Gratis
- Última versión
- 5.3.4.1 (7 de octubre de 2026)
- Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual
- Both allow freehand drawing with a mouse or tablet
- Both support basic layering of elements
- Both can export to common raster formats such as PNG and JPEG
- Both have a relatively simple UI for quick sketches
Lo que cambia
- Krita has no built‑in 3D mesh editor or viewport for positioning objects
- Paint 3D can apply simple 3D materials and export OBJ/GLTF, which Krita cannot
- Krita offers advanced brush engines, color‑space management, and HDR painting that Paint 3D lacks
- Paint 3D includes basic 3D animation frames; Krita only supports 2D frame‑by‑frame animation
Abrir tus archivos de Microsoft Paint 3D
Krita cannot open Paint 3D's native .3mf or .glb files directly. It can import exported raster images (PNG, JPEG) that Paint 3D saves, and you can export 2D layers from Paint 3D as PNG to continue work in Krita. For 3D meshes you would need to convert them to a format Krita can read (e.g., PNG textures) or use a separate 3D editor.
Pasar de Microsoft Paint 3D a Krita, paso a paso
- Install Krita from your distribution’s repository or via Flatpak.
- Export any 2D work from Paint 3D as PNG or JPEG.
- Open the exported images in Krita and recreate layers if needed.
- If you need to reuse 3D textures, save them as image files and import them as brushes or textures in Krita.
- Adjust brush settings and color profiles to match your workflow.
Funciones clave de Krita
- Motor de pinceles avanzado con docenas de pinceles predefinidos
- Soporte completo de espacios de color CMYK, RGB y HDR
- Grupos de capas, máscaras y capas vectoriales
- Pintura HDR y canales de 16/32‑bit float
- Gestor de recursos para pinceles, degradados y paletas
- Scripting en Python para herramientas personalizadas
- Paneles Docker para acceso rápido a herramientas y filtros
- Exportar a PSD, PNG, JPEG, TIFF y OpenRaster
Cómo instalar Krita en Linux
flatpak install flathub org.kde.kritasudo apt install kritasudo apt install kritasudo dnf install kritasudo pacman -S kritasudo zypper install kritaPreguntas frecuentes
Can I model 3D objects in Krita?
No, Krita is a 2D painting program; you’ll need a separate 3D modeling application for that.
Will my Paint 3D projects lose data when opened in Krita?
Only the 2D layers can be transferred as flat images; 3D geometry and material settings are not preserved.
Is Krita free and open source?
Yes, it is released under the GPL‑3.0‑only license and is maintained by the Krita Foundation.
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