MyPaintLinux vs Clip Studio PaintWindows

MyPaint como alternativa Linux a Clip Studio Paint

Actualizado el 19 de octubre de 2026

Nuestra opinión

MyPaint is not a full replacement for Clip Studio Paint. It excels at free‑form raster painting with a powerful brush engine and tablet support, but it lacks the comic‑specific tools, vector layers, page layout, and animation timeline that Clip Studio Paint provides. Artists who need a lightweight, distraction‑free painting environment and are comfortable working with raster layers only can use MyPaint, but comic creators, illustrators who rely on vector layers or page‑layout features will find it insufficient.

Cobertura de funciones35%

Licencia: GPL-2.0+
Precio: Gratis
Última versión: 2.0.1 (29 de mayo de 2020)
Valoración: —

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Lo que funciona igual

Both support pressure‑sensitive brushes and tablet tilt
Both offer basic layer blending modes
Both can export to PNG and JPEG
Both are free on Linux
Both have a focus on painting rather than document editing

Lo que cambia

MyPaint has no vector layer support, whereas Clip Studio Paint does
MyPaint lacks comic page layout tools (frames, speech balloons)
MyPaint does not provide a 2‑D animation timeline
Clip Studio Paint can import/export PSD files; MyPaint can export PNG, JPEG, OpenRaster but not PSD
Clip Studio Paint has built‑in brush packs and a marketplace; MyPaint ships with a smaller set of pre‑made brushes and relies on Python plugins for extensions

Abrir tus archivos de Clip Studio Paint

Clip Studio Paint uses the .clip file format, which is proprietary. MyPaint cannot open .clip files directly. Exporting from Clip Studio Paint to a common format such as PSD, PNG, or JPEG is possible, but the loss of layer and vector data may occur. Importing those exported files into MyPaint will give you only the raster layers, without the original Clip Studio Paint structure.

Pasar de Clip Studio Paint a MyPaint, paso a paso

Export your Clip Studio Paint project to a common raster format (e.g., PNG or PSD).
Open the exported file in MyPaint to work on the raster layers.
If you need vector work, consider using a separate vector tool like Inkscape and then merge the raster output back into your final file.
Save your progress in MyPaint’s native OpenRaster format for future edits.
When finished, export the final image to PNG or JPEG for sharing or publishing.

Funciones clave de MyPaint

Motor de pinceles con cientos de parámetros configurables
Soporta sensibilidad a la presión e inclinación en tabletas gráficas
Interfaz simple y sin distracciones, solo lienzo
Soporte de capas con modos de mezcla básicos
Exporta a PNG, JPEG, OpenRaster y otros formatos comunes
Extensible mediante plugins de Python
Paquetes de pinceles preinstalados de artistas profesionales
Historial de deshacer/rehacer con pasos ilimitados

Cómo instalar MyPaint en Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.mypaint.MyPaint

Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install mypaint

Debiansudo apt install mypaint

Fedorasudo dnf install mypaint

Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S mypaint

openSUSEsudo zypper install mypaint

Preguntas frecuentes

Can I use custom brush packs in MyPaint?

Yes, MyPaint supports custom brushes and has a Python plugin system for extensions. You can import brush files in .gbr or .gbrz format, or use the built‑in brush packs from professional artists.

Does MyPaint support animation?

No, MyPaint does not have a timeline or animation features. It is strictly a raster painting application.

Is MyPaint suitable for comic layout?

Not directly. MyPaint lacks frame and speech balloon tools. You would need to use a separate layout tool or create frames manually in a separate program.