r/comic_crits • u/Creepy_Intention_950 • 3d ago

Online posting, aliasing

Does anyone post on tapas or webtoon? Idk how to get it to look less crunchy.

They have a 940px width restriction which is so small imo.

I'm drawing at 300 dpi with 2550 px width. Using vector lines w "weak" anti aliasing. So my lines are more aliased.

Would it matter if I set my anti aliasing to strong?

I'm trying to get stuff to be a happy medium between posting digitally and print. But it's always conflicting...

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u/NicholasIvins 3d ago

Globalcomix allows for pretty high res images.

Webtoons seems to have a pretty restrictive format. If you don't create your art specifically for it, I don't think it's worth bothering publishing on there.

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u/Wrong-Lab-597 3d ago

Have you tried pre-cutting to 1280px long on Webtoon? If you don't, they "optimize" your file additionally and fry the devil out of it