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ibisPaint vs Sumo Paint

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ibisPaint

8.1#1 in digital painting softwareFrom $27.99 a year
Free planAndroidiOSmacOSWindows
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Sumo Paint

7.3#7 in digital painting softwareFrom $4 a month
Free planWebExtension
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FactibisPaintSumo Paint
Brush libraryThe official feature page lists more than 47,000 brushes with adjustable size, opacity, endpoints and texture.The editor provides more than 300 brushes, including customizable brush behavior.
FiltersThe feature page lists more than 80 filters, including color replacement, tone curves, blur, background removal and watercolor conversion.The application lists 20 filters and effects covering blur, distortion, noise, pixelation, sharpening, posterization and threshold adjustments.
Free planYesYes
Limit: performanceCapterra reviews report lag, glitches or resource demands on older devices and with large or complex artwork.FixThePhoto reports lag in some tools, imperfect text handling and slower processing than desktop alternatives.

ibisPaint plans

  • Free versionFree
  • Premium Membership annual$27.99 a year
  • Ad Removal Upgrade$15.99 a month
  • Pro Upgrade$62.99 a month
  • Windows Free trial / Demo ModeFree
  • ibisPaint XFree

Sumo Paint plans

  • BasicFree
  • Pro monthly$4 a month
  • Pro lifetime$89, paid once

Pick ibisPaint if…

It suits people who draw on phones, tablets, or computers and want brushes, manga tools, or animation features. Artists who need artwork syncing can use Cloud Storage, with 64MB on the free version or 20GB with Premium Membership.

Pick Sumo Paint if…

Sumo Paint fits beginners and professionals who want browser-based drawing and image editing on desktop or mobile devices. It also suits users who want account-free access or projects that move between Sumo apps.

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