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Paywall blocks the basics
Now, for what reason did you take the ability to import an unlimited amount of brushes away for?? the more features you take away from this app, the more regret buying it. cause NOW it's just like the base app. things that used to be free…
Don't get me wrong. Its a good drawing app but its not worth buying this premium version. Even when you buy this version a lot is still locked behind the monthly paywall. The only difference is no more ads to get brushes The free version…
honestly it's not really worth it to get this version over the free app. of course it's nice to have my own custom brushes and stuff, but it's honestly not that hard to get used to the ads and free brushes on ibis paint x. there's still…
No ad complaints
Its a pretty good drawing app. I used the free ibis paint for a while before buying this one, and this one is dang good, no ads and a lot more options (and more options if u pay for the good stuff)
so good!🍮 I can literally draw freely more than ever. no ads.. best part. I can use the brushes freely and not get disturbed by an ad, I do not like ads haha!!!
I use this as a coloring app with no ads. I can create and save infinite colors. I can easily import pdfs to color. I can color and erase with simple gestures. I recommend Ibis Paint as a coloring app.
What this app sells
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