RindrawSwitching to Rindraw
Bring your drawings over with their layers. Most apps hand them on as Photoshop files, which Rindraw opens with their layers, masks, blend modes and groups; Procreate's and Krita's own files open as they are.
- ProcreateYour artworks, brushes and palettes open in Rindraw with their layers and settings.
- Clip Studio PaintRindraw doesn't open .clip files, but Clip Studio Paint saves a copy of any page as a Photoshop file, and that comes into Rindraw with its layers, masks, blend modes and folders.
- KritaRindraw opens Krita's own .kra files, with their paint layers, groups, blend modes and masks. There's nothing to export first.
- PhotoshopRindraw opens Photoshop's own .psd and .psb files, and imports Photoshop brushes and swatches. Your files come as they are.
- ibisPaintibisPaint shares any artwork as a layered Photoshop file, and Rindraw opens that with its layers, blend modes, clipping and masks.
- Infinite PainterInfinite Painter exports each project as a layered Photoshop file, and Rindraw opens it with its layers, blend modes and masks.
- Adobe FrescoFresco exports any artwork as a Photoshop file, and Rindraw opens it with its layers, blend modes and masks.
- SketchbookSketchbook exports a sketch as a layered Photoshop file, and Rindraw opens it with its layers, groups and blend modes.
Coming from somewhere else? If your app saves a layered PSD, Rindraw opens it. A PDF comes in a page to a layer, an SVG as Rindraw's own shapes, and a picture as a layer.
$12.99 once, for iPad, iPhone and Mac. No subscription.
