How to Resize Halftones in Clip Studio Paint

How to Resize Halftones in Clip Studio Paint

When working with halftones, one size definitely doesn't fit all. And it doesn't have to! Halftone brushes are easy to rescale, but how? We're here to help!

Follow the video below for step-by-step instructions on how to resize any RetroSupply Co. halftone pattern brush in Clip Studio Paint. We'll be using our DupliTone Lo-Fi Halftones.

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  1. Click the brush you want to resize in the Sub Tool Panel.
  2. Click the wrench icon at the bottom of the Tool Property panel.
  3. Toggle to the Texture option in the menu. Type in a new ratio in the Scale Ratio slider.
  4. Do not use different brushes in different Scale Ratios. You must change the Scale Ratio in every brush you are using.

💡IMPORTANT: You must repeat these steps for all the brushes you are using. Not using the same scale will create unwanted patterns.

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