Open Krita, click 'File' > 'New', then select your preferred canvas size and settings to begin creating.

Yes, Krita supports PSD files, allowing you to open and save projects compatible with Adobe Photoshop under 'File' > 'Open' and 'Save As'.

Krita offers onion skinning, timeline management, frame-by-frame animation tools, and scripting support for creating animations and storyboards.

Access the Brush Engines via the 'Brush' preset dock, customize brushes in the 'Brush Editor', and experiment with stabilizers for smooth lines.

Krita provides comic templates, panel management, ruler guides, and tools for text and speech bubbles, accessible via 'New File' > 'Comic Book'.

Krita is free and open source. You can support development through donations or contribute code, but there are no paid subscriptions.

Krita does not have paid upgrades; all features are included in the free download, with optional donations supporting ongoing development.

Try restarting Krita, check for updates, clear cache via 'Settings' > 'Configure Krita', or reinstall if problems persist.

Go to 'Tools' > 'Scripts' to enable scripting in Python, which allows automation and customization of your workflow.

Navigate to 'Settings' > 'Configure Krita' > 'Color Management' to set up color profiles and workflow preferences.