You can click on this star to quickly add an asset to your list of Favorites. In the bottom right corner of each asset is a little star icon. We’ll talk about CSP Gold and Clippy in another article, so for this one let’s just look at the assets with the green “Free” text. Lots of Assets are free, but some of them have a cost either in CSP Gold or in Clippy Points. This tells you how popular this asset is! On the last line you can check how much the Asset costs, if anything. The number under the user name is how many times that asset has been downloaded. Underneath that you will see the icon and user name of the Asset Creator.

Very handy!īeneath the category is the name of the asset. Instead of downloading each of these assets individually, you can push one button and get all of them at the same time. Assets that are marked as “Material Catalog” are multiple assets that are downloaded at once, like a set of brushes or set of images. If it’s an Image or 3D object, it will say that. For instance, if it’s a brush then it will say so in blue text under the image. Directly under the preview image is what category the asset belongs to. In the screenshot below, I’ve entered the term “butterfly” to look for anything with that keyword.Įach asset has a thumbnail image preview and some basic information beneath that. But what if we want to look for something specific? At the top of the Asset window is a search bar that we can use to narrow down results and look for what we need. If we’re just browsing in general, these categories are great. On this page you can see any news about Assets (like the big banner at the top in the screenshot showing recommended materials for comics and manga), see the latest uploads to the asset library, and a few other categories if you scroll down (at the time of writing this, those categories include top free assets and top paid assets). On the left side of the Clip Studio App, click on the “Clip Studio Assets” option, which is shown by the arrow in the screenshot below.Īlso shown above is the main page of Clip Studio Assets. Make sure you are signed in to your free account, which you will need in order to be able to download Assets. This is the main window that opens where you can open Clip Studio Paint, Modeler, see News, manage your works, and more. The easiest way to get to the Assets is to go through the Clip Studio App. In this article we will cover the following topics:

I’m always surprised when people don’t know there’s a huge library of brushes, images, patterns, 3D assets, and more that are available to supplement your Clip Studio Paint library, and that they don’t know how easy it is to download these items! In this article we will discover how to search for, download, and install user-created assets directly into CSP for use in our projects.

I write weekly posts on and on CSP Tips, so be sure to come back every week to learn more Clip Studio Tips and Tricks from me! Many of you probably know my name from those books, in fact. I was a beta-tester on the Manga Studio 5 program and for Clip Studio Paint, and I have written three books and several video courses about the program. Hello! My name is Liz Staley and I’m a long-time user of Clip Studio Paint (I started using the program back when it was known as Manga Studio 4!).

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