Pick a brush and drag on the canvas. Stroke width and opacity follow the pen pressure, and the stabilizer smooths shaky lines. A G-pen, pencil, watercolor brush, airbrush, marker, and eraser are ready to use.
You draw on layers. Raster layers hold pixels, vector layers keep each stroke as a series of points so you can change its width, color, and shape later, and folders group layers together. Blend mode, opacity, clipping, and transparency lock apply per layer.
Select an area with the rectangle or lasso tool, then move, scale, and rotate it. There is also a fill with tolerance, a history you can jump around in, and snapshots. Save the finished image as a PNG.