Publishing Materials is done via the Clip Studio application. Please start Clip Studio and log-in with your account.

Note: To publish materials on Assets you need to register for a free user account on the Clip Studio site. If you have not registered yet, you can do so here.

 

Let’s try publishing material!

 

1. Launch Clip Studio and select the materials that you would like to publish from the materials folder.

Tap Manage materials on the left side of Clip Studio START.

*In Ver. 2.3.4 or earlier, it is located on the upper right.

Select This device (or In this app on iPad, iPhone, and Android devices).

To publish a material, double tap it or, select Manage materials from the Show menu.

On the Manage materials display select Publish to Assets.

 

2. Enter the necessary information such as **Description**, **Explanation/Example of use**, etc.

Enter the necessary information. Choose a Thumbnail and enter an Introduction and Explanation/Example of use.

 

Under Explanation/Example of use, you can add example images and an explanation of how to use the material in more detail.

Material tags are used to search for materials. Please use versatile, easy-to-understand tags.

 

Note: Determining material type

Check the type of material before publishing.

A common mistake is that only the image of a brush tip is published instead of a full brush material.

 

Once finished, please select Proceed to set content information.

 

Note: Save temporarily

Tap Save temporarily to save the work you have done so far. To resume your workflow, select the material in the Manage materials and choose Publish to Assets to resume from where you last left off.

 

3. Configuring the Publishing Settings

Within the Publishing Settings, you can set the applicable software, rating, purchase methods, and so on.

 

(1) Set whether to publish the material for free or set a price.

(2) If you want to set a price, set the amount of Clippy tokens here. Clippy tokens can be set in units of 10.

• As this is set to “0” by default, entering “1” or “10” will result in the price being “10 Clippy tokens” and “100 Clippy tokens” respectively.

(3) For Applicable software a checkmark is set to the previously designated software. Generally it can be left as is.

(4) A rating can be set if necessary.

Lastly, when clicking Temporary Upload, the material will be uploaded temporarily.

 

Temporarily uploaded materials are not fully published.

Tap MyUpload.

 

Once the MyUpload page is displayed, tap on the Operation button for the Material you would like to publish, then select Preview and post.

 

If you are satisfied with the preview shown in red, tap Execute post at the top to publish the material.

 

The material is now published. To confirm that it has been published correctly, open Clip Studio Assets.

Note: It can take a few minutes until your published materials are displayed on Assets.

 

Note: Managing Published Materials

You can manage your temporary materials saved to Assets, as well as published materials via the MyUpload page. Apart from publishing, you can also delete uploaded materials, change thumbnails or explanations, add examples of use, etc.

 

Please try it out and have fun publishing your own materials!