I have a Krita file with a layer on it. I want to know the size of it. How can I achieve this?
To do so:
- right click on the name of your layer
- go to Properties
- check the dimensions in the properties pop up which just opened
You can also:
- select your layer
- press F3 which is the shortcut for the Properties menu
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