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[Michelist]

Hello @jamaa_el_harmach and welcome to the forum!

This is most probably due to the fact that you do not know by now or haven’t yet understood what color-management is.
Maybe you want to take a look at some topics about your concern, asked from users that did not know this either?

Can you explain why you used the tag “crash”? And if you have crashes, can you please specify which version of Krita you use and also which operating system (Linux, Windows, Android, macOS) you use, and what you have done or have to do to make your Krita crash?

Pleas i need help with the colors of my art work

The outlining is more in the red area and the body-color is more in the orange area, but that helps not a bit. You really should take the time and read the following part of Krita’s manual, and try to understand it. What you see and think there is something wrong is based on the missing background-information you have. Krita, your eyes, the displays you use, everything is okay, it is a technical issue, and to minimize these differences you perceive is a time-consuming and expensive journey th…

Washed out colors when exporting again

Hello @L_B, and welcome to the forum! Your main issue will be that your displays aren’t calibrated, only calibrated displays are capable to show always the best possible and identical ‘‘expression’’ of your pictures. The next thing would be the different capabilities of each display you use, similar to cars, all will drive you from A to B, but some are faster, others more comfortable. In the world of displays, this means that there are displays that can display more (or fewer) c…

Resolution is bad when I try to resize art for social media

Hello, I have a problem with Krita. So every time I want to upload an image to my instagram or twitter, my art just looks blurry and bad. I work with a 4200 x 2800 px canvas with a resolution of 300 px and I have tried to resize it to 1080 px image, but then it looks even worse. What should I do to make my art cleaner? (Windows, version 5.1.0)

or maybe this one:

Colors on Krita are different?

Ultimately, it’s related to color management, as @Grum999 has already mentioned, and that’s quite an extensive topic. If you knew the color profile used by your gallery, then you could convert your images to that profile to prevent these color differences. Unfortunately, the profiles of most galleries are not known. I recommend this chapter of the manual, or maybe you read the whole chapter about color, it is very instructive. Michelist

Add/Edit:
By the way, it is a good idea to read the whole topics I linked to, there you find a spread spectrum of issues and answers around color, conversion or converting of pictures and the reason why these converted pictures can look different compared to the original picture.

Michelist

Add/Edit: I have to go to bed now, it is nearly 1:30AM, I’m tired, and my eyes are constantly closing themselves, and I have to correct every second word because I make typos.