How do u draw panels?

[SallyNis]

I read webtoon and I was wondering how do u guys draw the panel? Because when I zoomed in, it was clear af.

Do u guys draw on another canvas and paste it on the page or did you set up a high resolution on the canvas?

[Iris-Grimoire]

Probably better to make panels in a really big canvas, then crop them into the final picture later. Also helps if your PC/tablet isn't particularly powerful and can't keep up with tons of layers and filters.

[rajillustration]

I paint my comics much bigger than screen resolution, usually at about 300 dpi and about 8.5 inches in width. When I save for web, it shrinks it down to the dpi and width required for Webtoons/Tapas. Makes it nice and clear.

For really long episodes, I thumbnail on a long canvas--but I do the painting and layers for each panel on their own seperate files. Then, I copy those files (as one layer per image) and paste it into the final long canvas.

[BrambleberrySquirrel]

This is the process I use. This tutorial is great and you can take lots,of lessons from it even if you aren’t using these exact tools.

[Inspector_Spinda]

Not sure what you mean I draw with firealpaca and just use the rectangle tool

[IndigoShirtProd]

I use firealpaca too

@SallyNis How I make panels is, in the layers tab there is an add panel material button. You can change the width of the panel lines by the millimeter and the leading and kerning. I work on a "comic" canvas which just means the guidelines and bleed space are already built into the canvas. Though that panel set up can be restrictive, and if you want more freedom then I would recommend using the rectangular tool.

[CurryXSake]

I draw my panels with a pencil brush and in a way that gives the illusion that a child drew it. I did it to provide a wholesome, slice-of-life vibe for my webcomic.

[CursedBeasts]

I just use the panel tool in Medibang.

I'm currently drawing a comic in Procreate, and I just paste the panel borders I made in Medibang into my procreate file and work from there.

[NickRowler]

I usually draw all my panels in one document. If you are deciding to import images, there are features that allow you to put a boarder on an image. Some programs have a mask feature which allow you to mask an image so you can create non-square panels.

I usually make white squares and put a line boarder around them.

[nathanKmcwilliams]

I just use the manga frame presets from Clip Studio Paint. With the object tool I can reshape them and resize them as needed.
I used to use Krita, and there I just did the rectangle tool.