That being said, it's no secret that Clip Studio Paint looks really daunting at first. There's so many buttons and tabs that it can feel a little overwhelming, and not everything is labeled very clearly for beginners. And if you've become comfortable with another program, it can feel foreign to suddenly switch formats.
My goal with this guide is to make the program and its features more approachable, so the task of setting yourself up is less intimidating. There are two versions of Clip Studio Paint available for sale called PRO and EX. PRO has fewer features than EX and is a fraction of the cost. EX has all of the same features as PRO, but with a few additional features specifically for comic making. This chart is from the Clip Studio Paint site. Should you spend extra to get EX? It depends on your art. If you're a hobby artist or illustrator, PRO has everything you'll need already.
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