Hi everyone
How to install krita on an ipad??
I bought this iPad
I tried searching in the store, but there’s no krita. so I connected to Google and downloaded the Mac version. It downloaded the DMG file but it didn’t install it??
Hi
You can’t
Krita is not available for iPad
Only for macOs
Grum999
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Please don’t.
Don’t tell me I have to download procreate.
I wanted to continue using Krita even while I was out.
otherwise it is a useless purchase.
it is a serious flaw that could lead users to use other software. they should fix it.
Hello,
You can read more why we don’t have Krita on Ipad (yet?) on this topic:
In theory, could Krita be ported to iPadOS?
Cheers
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Thanks Daishishi
it’s really a shame.
I would have liked to continue using Krita outside too.
Unfortunately, buying a Windows tablet that had the potential of an iPad would cost me much more.
That’s why I decided for this iPad, but I thought that Krita was also on the iPad store and not just on desktop.
It will mean that when I’m out I’ll use procreate and when I’m home I’ll use krita.
But I don’t even know if I could open the files created in procreate in krita to continue working on them at home.
Sorry for my english, I use google translate.
I believe you can export psd in procreate? (Never used it but I would guess so) If so, you can import psd to Krita and work like that. You could have gone for an android tablet, Samsung Tab S8 or 9 series are really good for this sort of use case, but either way it should not be impossible to work with procreate and then use the same document on Krita
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Does it necessarily have to be hardware from Apple?
I don’t know when you purchased your iPad, but it looks like you bought it on Amazon, and at least in Germany you can return any online purchase without naming a reason in the first 2 weeks.
So why don’t return it to Amazon?
This would enable you to buy an Android Tablet or Chromebook instead.
And advantageously, you will probably get a lot more performance for the same money. Because, as we all know, one of the most expensive parts of Apple hardware is the Apple logo, which eats up a lot of money that other manufacturers invest in better hardware (but have cheaper logos 
).
Even if you find supposedly better-sounding names on the Android side among mobile hardware vendors, a Chromebook might be the better choice, and ASUS, HP, Lenovo, are certainly no unknowns or even cheapies. That is because some Chromebooks allow to install the Linux version of Krita (ask before you buy), which is the full desktop version of Krita you already know. I’m just missing the knowledge about the mobile hardware out there, to be able to give you better advice here.
Michelist
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Unfortunately it was a gift.
I wrote it wrong, I didn’t buy it.
Furthermore, having also seen the Mac version on the Krita website, I took it for granted that it was also available for iPad.
Having had a Macbook Pro in the past, I must tell you that I have not found the stability of that computer and its performance in other PCs.
At university we only used Macs.
At home, however, I had this windows which made me approach Krita in a very satisfied way.
And so having had this gift I thought I could have krita while I was out.
It’s a shame that it’s not available in the Ipad store.
Now when I’m out I’ll work in procreate and if I don’t finish the work, I’ll save the files in psd by opening them with Krita when I’m home.
I wrote it wrong, it was a gift.
however a Samsung s8 or 9 costs much more than this iPad. 
I’ll try as you said, saving the files in Psd. but now I’ll have to learn another program all over again.
it had taken me 2 years to understand Krita. 
We hope to understand this much faster. Unfortunately I didn’t know about this thing that Krita was not available in the iPad store.
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