Compare software related to Krita by category, purpose, platform support, and catalog tags.
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Convert, resize, compose, inspect, and automate images with open-source command-line tools and programming libraries.
Why it is related: both are listed under Photo & Image Editing with shared focus on GIMP.
Edit photos, paint, compose images, and automate graphics workflows with the free GNU Image Manipulation Program.
Why it is related: both are listed under Photo & Image Editing with support for Linux.
Organize a photo collection and explore non-destructive RAW development. In development.
Why it is related: both are listed under Photo & Image Editing with support for Linux.
Layered image editing with masks, brushes, type, and adjustment tools. Early alpha.
Why it is related: both are listed under Photo & Image Editing with support for Linux.
Edit and produce videos with a free cross-platform editor built around a visual timeline, effects, titles, and animation.
Why it is related: shared focus on animation, Blender with support for Linux.
Model, sculpt, animate, simulate, render, composite, and edit video in a complete free open-source 3D creation suite.
Why it is related: shared focus on animation with support for Linux.
Model, texture, rig, and animate low-poly game assets in a free open-source desktop and web editor.
Why it is related: shared focus on animation with support for Linux.
Draw sprites, tiles, and frame animations with an open-source pixel-art editor built for game asset production.
Why it is related: shared focus on animation with support for Linux.
Cut, filter, color, and export video in a free cross-platform editor with broad format support and native timeline editing.
Why it is related: shared focus on Blender with support for Linux.
Build 2D, 3D, and XR games with a free open-source engine, scene system, dedicated editors, and multiple scripting options.
Why it is related: shared focus on Blender.