Comic Page size

[VikiKuli]

Hi All!

I was wondering, what dimensions and resolution does everyone post their comics? I’m wondering if maybe I post pages that are too big and draw attention to little errors and such. Has anyone changed there comic page dimensions since starting?

Here’s mine if anyone is curious, its 350dpi and 910px by 515 px (it’s page format not long). I’ll link to the latest page if anyone would like to see what I mean by pixelation: https://m.tapas.io/series/Wednesday7

Thanks for the help!

[NRScott]

Hello! I'm a novelist so maybe my opinion doesn't count for much, but as just a reader I think the page looks really really good!! I'm on laptop so maybe it's different on mobile, but I don't notice any pixelation or errors standing out. Maybe there's technical stuff other comic artists will know/see though!

[lorphis]

Mine is 1680x2520 with 300 dpi. I usually post it on 750x1000 per slice (I make it into scrolling type)

[Shanny8]

I post mine at the 940 px width that Tapas requires- 300 dpi.

[sekabead]

Mine is 760x14732. Pretty long. I don't know if I decide to upload my comics to Tapas, maybe I'll weep

[Hexigate]

I use that THICC 8.5" x 11" standard US paper format. Even though these are webcomics, I want to format it that way for more horizontal space (It's cinematic bro). And also to be compatible for book print just in case.
For Tapas and Webtoons, I select each frame, save them as their own image, and post those images to orient them vertically.

[PabloRomero]

800x1200, 100 dpi. I use a traditional comic page format

[IndigoShirtProd]

I usually work larger then size down, since I plan on printing. I dont remember my exact dimensions since I'm not at my laptop.

[faisalhussein394]

For me it is width:938 and height:4000. So you can tell it is a scroll comic. I took advice from a comic artist name Jens Richard to make a scroll page because most people use their phones to read comics on Tapas and I'm glad I did. This makes it easier for many people to read.