This will make the grid even more detailed. By moving the bar upwards, more squares will appear inside each gap/square.

Number Of Divisions: Notice that the grid appears to be divided by squares, that have smaller squares inside of them.

For example, if you’re doing the exercise mentioned above, having bigger squares can be more helpful! Or else, it can become too confusing!

Gap: You can either enter a number or move the bar up and down, depending if you want bigger or smaller squares in your grid.

This is the fun part! You can customize and set how large will the gaps in the grid be, as well and how many divisions you want! There are two options under the “Settings of Grid” box in clip studio paint: You can choose its original point from the:Ĭhoose the one you want based on your needs! If none of these are good for what you want, there’s even a ‘Custom’ option! Simply choose it and enter the exact point where you want the Original point of the ruler to be.

Here, you can choose from where will your grid be changed and edited. The first set of options you have is the ‘Original point of the ruler’. This will open a small window with some options. Fret not, because you can change it to something more comfortable! To edit the Grid in Clip Studio Paint, go to ‘View -> Grid Settings…’. This might be something you don’t need or want. The grid that appears when enabling it is very detailed.

Clip studio paint symmetrical ruler