Procreate Pocket

Can’t find crop can’t free rotate but you can go 45 which you never need. tap undo that’s brilliant when your hand touches the freaking screen. Programmers have to get over their God forbid taboo of a button for anything allowing stupidity like no undo or no crop tool or the lack of freedom to freely rotate at any time any point anytime any point at any time for any reason 20° including 90. and while you’re at it why not default vignette the picture or simply blur everything except the item you wish to be in focus or auto cleanup for bits of dust and hair and stuff like that on clothing with the option of intensity - obviously ai can detect the anomaly, red eye, harsh shadows due to unfavorable lighting or angle, at this point I don’t see why it can’t make me a decent cup of coffee.

It’s a very good app and you could make some really good art with this, but I was wondering if this would get the “liquid glass” design of iOS 26? Just curious

Hi if u are confused about how to use procreate I’m here to help Undo and Redo: To undo an action, simply double-tap with two fingers anywhere on the canvas. To redo an action, tap with three fingers. Brushes: Procreate offers a variety of brushes to choose from. To select a brush, tap on the brush icon in the top right corner and select the brush you want to use. You can also customize your brushes by tapping on them and adjusting the settings. Layers: Layers allow you to work on different parts of your artwork separately. To add a new layer, tap on the layers icon (two squares) in the top right corner and then tap the + button. You can also rearrange, merge, or delete layers from this menu. Color Picker: To choose a color, tap on the circle in the top right corner. This will open the color picker where you can choose any color you want. You can also save colors for later use by dragging them into the palette at the bottom. Smudge Tool: The smudge tool allows you to blend colors together. To use it, tap on the finger icon in the top right corner and then swipe on the canvas where you want to blend colors. Eraser: To erase, tap on the eraser icon in the top right corner and then swipe on the canvas where you want to erase. The eraser will use the same brush as the one you're currently using for drawing. Selection Tool: The selection tool allows you to select a specific area of your artwork. To use it, tap on the S-shaped icon in the top left corner and then draw around the area you want to select. Once an area is selected, you can move, resize, or transform it. Transform Tool: The transform tool allows you to move, scale, or rotate your artwork or a selected area. To use it, tap on the arrow icon in the top left corner and then use the handles to transform your artwork. Here is some more Adjustment Tools: These tools allow you to apply effects to your artwork. To access them, tap on the magic wand icon in the top left corner. You'll see options like Opacity, Gaussian Blur, Motion Blur, Perspective Blur, Sharpen, Noise, Hue, Saturation, Brightness, Color Balance, and more. Simply select the effect you want to apply and adjust the settings as needed. Alpha Lock: This feature allows you to only paint on the existing artwork in a layer, not the transparent areas. To use it, swipe right with two fingers on the layer you want to lock. The layer thumbnail will show a checkerboard pattern, indicating that Alpha Lock is enabled. QuickMenu: This is a customizable menu that gives you quick access to your most-used actions. To access it, tap and hold on the canvas with one finger. To customize it, go to Actions (the wrench icon) > Prefs > Gesture controls > QuickMenu. Guides: Procreate offers several types of guides to help you create precise artwork. To access them, go to Actions > Canvas > Drawing Guide. You can choose from 2D Grid, Isometric, Perspective, and Symmetry guides. Animation Assist: This feature allows you to create simple animations. To access it, go to Actions > Canvas > Animation Assist. Each layer or group of layers will act as a frame in your animation. Streamline: This feature smooths out your strokes, making your lines look more polished. To use it, select a brush and then adjust the Streamline setting in the brush settings. ColorDrop: This feature allows you to fill an area with color quickly. To use it, simply drag the color from the color picker onto the area you want to fill. Reference Layer: This feature allows you to use one layer as a reference for color drops on other layers. To use it, tap on a layer thumbnail to open the layer options and then select "Reference". Remember, the best way to get comfortable with Procreate is to experiment and practice. Don't be afraid to try out different tools and features to see what works best for you. Happy creating!

Ive contacted guys about this nearly a month ago but nothings has been done to fix it

Very good app but I can’t add pictures on mobile for some reason.

It’s very fun and very amazing. You might get overwhelmed by not knowing how to do things sometimes the YouTube tutorials don’t work, but it is very fun when you get the hang of it you can do so much with this app. I totally recommend for any artist or growing artist.

Best drawing app i’ve ever used litterally love it

it’s just missing a undo and redo feature that’s all it really needs well at least to me

I just wish there was more features that you can get on the iPad, like the ability to add a private photo since it’s much more useful for references rather than the tiny reference box

This is a great drawing app with plenty of great brushes and tools. But like... Where's the stabilization tool? I searched tutorials and everything and could not find a stabilization tool.