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Hi~Paint is a professional and versatile drawing apps for pad and phone.
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
HiPaint: Sketch, Draw & Paint is a drawing and painting app that the listing says works on both phones and tablets. It covers sketching, illustration, art design and animation, and the listing also lists image editing among its uses.
The developer describes a minimal interface meant to keep attention on the drawing itself, with drag-and-drop tool icons that can be rearranged into a custom canvas layout. Gesture controls are listed as a way to speed up common actions. The app suits people who want one tool for sketching, painting, editing photos and making simple animations.
The build we hold is HiPaint: Sketch, Draw & Paint 6.3.7 (APKS split bundle) for Android 9.0 and up.
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The brush library includes pencils, markers, airbrushes, smudge, fill, oil, charcoal and crayon brushes, among others, with over 100 types in total. Brush Studio is the tool for making new ones, and the listing gives it more than 90 adjustable settings. Brushes and brush sets can be imported and exported, so a set built in one place can be moved to another.
Brushes respond to pen pressure and tilt, which the listing says are fully supported. Advanced stroke stabilization is listed as a way to smooth shaky lines. The listing also mentions a playback feature that replays the painting process.
Layers can be rasterized, duplicated and merged, and the listing gives 28 blend modes for combining them. Layer groups and layer renaming help keep a large file organized. Clipping masks restrict a layer's painting to the shape of the layer beneath it.
The toolset includes a vector tool, a liquify tool, a selection tool for picking out the area to edit, and shape tools with transformation functions. A gradient tool offers linear and radial options. The symmetry tool produces mirror and kaleidoscope effects, and Gaussian and motion blur filters are included. Text can be added to artwork, and the listing says custom fonts can be imported.
Reference images can be placed on the canvas for copying and practice. Visual guides cover perspective, isometric, 2D and symmetry drawing. The listing also describes line art coloring assistance for filling in drawings.
For photo and image work, the listing names color balance, curves, HSB and gradient map adjustments. Color can be set in RGB, HSV or CMYK modes.
The animation tools use frame-by-frame drawing with adjustable onion skinning, which shows neighboring frames in faint outline so motion stays consistent. The listing says the same tools can produce storyboards, GIFs, animatics and simple animations. Animations can be exported at the full resolution of the canvas.
Finished drawings export as JPG, PNG, PSD or HSD files, so work can move into other editors. A painting can also be recorded as an MP4 video that replays the creation process, and the listing says that video can be exported and shared.