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DIFFERENT VIEWS IN KRITA
In Krita, a view refers to a specific way of displaying the canvas. It determines how much of
your artwork is visible on the screen and its scale relative to the actual size. Each view has its
advantages depending on the task at hand.
SHOW CANVAS ONLY VIEW
This view hides all of the user interface elements,
such as toolbars and panels, allowing you to
focus solely on your artwork. The Show Canvas
Only view concentrates on removing visual
clutter within the Krita window. You can access
the Show Canvas Only view by clicking on View
menu in the Menu bar and select the Show
Canvas Only option.
SHORT KEY To toggle Show Canvas Only on
or off:
Tab
FULL SCREEN MODE VIEW
This view enlarges the Krita window to occupy the
whole screen, but the UI elements (toolbars, panels,
and menus) are still visible. This view hides your To toggle Full Screen Mode on or
operating system controls, allowing you to use the off:
entire screen for your canvas. This view aims to SHORT KEY
eliminate distractions from other applications. Ctrl + Shift + F
You can access the Full Screen Mode view by
clicking on View menu in the Menu bar and select
the Full Screen Mode option.
PURE The Show Canvas Only view can also be entered by tapping the screen with 4 fingers on the
FACT touch screen device.
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