Hey there!

I just upgraded to a Cintiq Pro 24 with a 4k screen and have problems accurately hitting some of the smaller UI buttons like layer alpha lock. I tried increasing my display scale in Windows 10 settings (System>Display>Advanced scaling settings), but, while this increased the size of my taskbar, shortcuts, and other programs, this didn't seem to affect Krita.

Is there a setting to do this within Krita itself? Ideally I would be able to scale up the size of UI elements uniformly to making using the tablet easier. Otherwise, is there some workaround I can use?

I've searched for similar topics on this a decent while and couldn't find a similar request. If this has been discussed before, I'm more than happy to read through a previous thread.

Thank you all so much for the support!

All the best,
Justian

hi!
Lucky you for the Cintiq

In Krita, you can try in the setting to activate 'Enable Hi-DPI support' in Settings > General > Window(tab) and then restart Krita.

Hey Deevad!

Thanks so much! I looked up the settings and found the documentation here: https://docs.krita.org/en/KritaFAQ.html ... dpi-screen. I enabled the setting, changed my display to 150%, then restarted Krita and it worked. I had less luck on other %'s, but this works very well for me.

Small world! I actually just downloaded your brush set yesterday and have been messing around with them. Thanks so much for all the help!

Best,
Justianm

Nice! Thank you for the feedback