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The Create new document—Krita dialog box will appear on the screen.
The tabs available in the Create New Document—Krita dialog box are:
Dimensions: This tab contains the settings related to the file. The common options under this
tab are:
Width and Height: Used to specify the
width and height of the new file in pixels,
centimeters, inches, millimeters, points and
picas.
Resolution: Used to specify the number of
pixels per inch. More resolution, makes the
image clear while low resolution makes the
image blur.
Color Mode: Used to specify the number of
colors that can appear in the image. You can
choose RGB, Grayscale, CMYK and Lab color
modes.
Content: The common options under this tab are:
Name: Used to specify the new name for the Krita file. By default, the name given to the file is
‘Unnamed’.
Layers: Used to specify the number of layers in the file. The layers can be added or deleted
while working on the file also.
Background Color: Used to specify the initial background color of the new file.
Background Opacity: Used to specify the intensity of the background color.
The CMYK color mode defines colors in terms of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black
(Key). The RGB color mode defines colours in terms of Red, Green and Blue.
Layers in Krita
Layers are transparent sheets containing objects
which are stacked on top of each other so that the
individual properties of an object are preserved.
The layers help to edit an object without affecting Move layer or
mask up/down
the other objects.
To work on a particular object, it is essential to Delete the
Add layer
layer or mask
first select the layer on which the object has to be
Duplicate layer or mask
added or created.
The different layers in a file are shown in the Layers docker.
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