MediBang Paint for iPhone

I’ve been using it for probably four years now? And it’s definitely the best program I’ve found for several reasons! 1. Free! You don’t have to pay for any of the essentials you need in order to draw! There are some payed features but there completely optional, and despite it being free there is a LOT of stuff in order to help you draw! 2. Lots of free/payed brushes, I only use a couple of the free ones but I know different brushes are very important to some people and there’s a very large variety of free and payed ones! 3. You can save your drawings across any device, this is probably the most important one for me, you can start a drawing on say your computer but then you can save it to the cloud and continue it on another device like you tablet or phone, and that way you’ll never loose your drawings, you do have to make an account in order to do that but that’s free too and I didn’t really mind. 4. They update regularly and listen to reviews/suggestions from people! They also have a website for you to post your art and stuff on which is automatically hooked up to your Medibang account! I don’t use it often but I think it’s a great feature! The only complaint I have is that it’s not great for beginners and if your new to digital art you should probably watch a few tutorials on how to work the program but beyond that it’s awesome! Definitely give it a try

I know there’s a lot of different ones and I’ve tried a lot over the years but man Medibang is just great. Cloud support, auto saves, intuitive interface that makes it easy to navigate, user friendly, many different options for illustrations and comics alike, downloadable brushes/resources/etc., and free across all platforms. Medibang is just overall very nice to use. Ever since I found it about 5 years ago I’ve been using it for all my art needs. The only thing it doesn’t have is being able to edit lines from individual points like what paint tool sai does but honestly that’s not even bad, it made me actually practice more on free handing and now my lines are clean, no shaking, no random pixels in the wrong places. There’s so many tools in the program to do what you wanna do, and I need to mention, YOU CAN SAVE THINGS TRANSPARENT ON THE APP TOO. Like that’s by far the best thing ever, you don’t need to go to a separate app/program to erase the lines or whatever, whatever you didn’t color in can just be saved as transparent AND still be .png which is my go to for file extensions. My favorite brush in Medibang has to be the sharp brush. It basically tapers lines for you. Amazing. Or how about the several different bitmaps you can create or download. Want a brush for clouds? We got it. Want a brush to make FRECKLES? We got it. Want a brush that smudges instead of blurs? We got it. Want a brush that water colors but blends better? Here are options to change that and actually see a difference. Want a brush that has anti aliases off so you can make pixel art? Turn it off and go right ahead. It’s so easy and intuitive and beautiful and works so well. Medibang is your best friend for all your art needs.

If you’re a digital artist, aspiring or not, Medibang is 100% the app you wanna get. Simple and aesthetic interface, user-friendly, a ridiculous amount of features to use at your disposal to draw with, etc. But my favorite feature has to be the fact you can transfer from your computer to your phone or tablet, and vice versa. And the best thing is? Medibang is a free software, aside from receiving advertisements after you exit a file, they’re not annoying and plastered everywhere like most apps in general. Just a pop-up similar to ones you would see on FireAlpaca once you boot it up, for example. But if you have the money, and you like the app, support the creators by paying to remove the ads! I feel they deserve it for this amazing app. A downside is the fact that if you’re attempting to create an animation or GIF, Medibang is intended for still illustration, so unless you’re a huge fan of painstaking processes and don’t have access to FireAlpaca... dunno what to tell you. All in all, I recommend Medibang for anything related to digital art, it’s highly unlikely I’ll be switching to another program anytime soon. If you currently or previously used IbisPaint, switch over ASAP.