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ibis Paint X

An intuitive, high-performance painting app that lets you focus on creating

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ibis Paint X is an illustration and animation app for Android smartphones and tablets. It is designed for people who want to draw or animate, including beginners who may find digital drawing difficult to start. The app supports work ranging from individual illustrations to frame-by-frame animation and videos that include background music and audio.

Its drawing toolkit includes more than 130,000 brushes, over 30,000 materials, more than 3,000 fonts, 86 image filters, and 46 screentones. Users can also work with 27 layer blending modes, vector tools, a reference window, radial and symmetry rulers, animated filters, and the AI Disturbance feature. These tools cover common illustration tasks as well as more specialized editing and composition work. The app can also record and share the creative process as a time-lapse video.

ibis Paint X is intended for users with different ages, countries of origin, and levels of drawing experience. Its interface is described as approachable for people starting to draw, while its broader toolset supports more involved illustration and animation projects. Across the ibisPaint series, the apps have recorded more than 500 million cumulative downloads.

In the MirrorNest catalog, ibis Paint X belongs to the Photo & Graphics category and is listed for Android. Its license status is unknown, so the catalog does not provide a specific license classification. MirrorNest links directly to the official release instead of hosting or mirroring the application itself.

Free to use — a paid version with additional features is also available.

What's new in v13.1.6

[Improvements, Changes] - Added a keyboard shortcut for opening and closing the Shape Tool window. [Fixed Bugs and Problems] - Fixed an issue where the scroll position would return to the top when adding or deleting a layer in the Floating Layer Window.

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