The medium tip sits at the centre of the paint marker spectrum: wide enough to cover mid-sized areas in fewer passes, and controlled enough to keep edges relatively clean without slowing the gesture. It is the tip to reach for when coverage takes priority over detail, but some precision in the outlines still matters. It works particularly well for decorative projects on wood, mid-sized lettering, illustrations with well-defined flat areas and work on textured supports where a finer tip would struggle to deposit ink evenly. On glass, metal and plastic, the medium tip covers larger surfaces quickly while keeping the shape under control. For projects that combine broad areas and fine detail, pairing it with a fine or extra-fine tip in the same colour gives the best results. For more options, explore our Paint Markers and Markers & Pens collections.
