What program do you guys use for making pages?

[StorySeamstress]

It doesn't seem to be a very well documented/advertised feature, at least from what I've seen! I almost didn't get the EX version because animation frames was the main difference I could see, too--but I'm glad I took the plunge! I've really liked having the ability to save a set of pages together and edit the text for all of them at once.

Here's a screenshot of the Christmas special I'm working on right now; the set of 5 pages saved as a "story" on the left (I can click the thumbnail to open and edit the page in a new tab) and the story editor on the right:

[fighterxaos]

They should really advertise these other features more. Makes me wish I upgraded when I had the money seeing that.

[catluckey]

Love Paint Tool SAI especially drawing with the Artist 16 Pro tablet XP-Pen. It's almost like drawing naturally. For extra long vertical scrolling format I export my SAI stuff into photoshop and open it in Photoshop CC, which allows you use scrolling format as long as you need. I have sooo many brushes, special effects in there too. It's just wonderful.

I've also started creating in Sketchup also. JUST LOVE THIS STUFF Here's how my art turned out using those programs: https://tapas.io/episode/1243675

[runstopgocomic]

Clip Studio Paint has a lot of incredible tools built-in for comic making that I wouldn't trade for the world (the perspective tool is a life saver for setting down the basic shapes for backgrounds). Also it feels really good to ink in. It has pretty much everything you need. It's usually around 50 bucks, but it's on sale every other month, and then it's only 25 dollars!! It's dirt cheap for a two-seat lifetime license. It doesn't get better than that

[ajcrwl]

CSP IS ON SALE FOR THE NEXT 5-ish DAYS!

CLIP STUDIO PAINT (clipstudiopaint)

[Kittosaurus]

I use procreate on the ipad pro and I absolutely love it. Though I do have to use photoshop to crop larger panels into sections.