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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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