But sometimes I get a lot of the same question. Hi there! I like answering questions, so it is fine to ask them. If however the image viewer shows the same thing as Krita, then… I am afraid you are going to have to accept your phone has a much better screen than you laptop does (this is normal, the bigger the screen, the more expensive, so big laptops tend to have worse screens than tiny phones)Ĭheck color managed workflow in the manual for more in depth information. These should be using your screen’s display profile, which for Apple laptops is the ‘dci-p3′ profile, and for other laptops you will need to use the sRGB profile(which is selected as default), or really one that’s specifically created for your screen(but then it will still look different in the image viewer program, because the latter is typically not color managed). If this isn’t the case, then it could be that you’ve configured the color management settings incorrectly. The first thing you will want to check is whether you have exported the image with ‘force srgb’, then, the second part to check is whether it looks the same on an image viewer on the computer you use krita on. This is caused by color management trouble.

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