Step-by-step instructions on how to download, install, and use Procreate brushes on iPad—in just a few steps.
No experience necessary.
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Learn how to download Procreate brushes from the catalog directly to your iPad
Learn how to import downloaded brushes into Procreate and start using them in your next project
Here are a few tips to help you download and install Procreate brushes on your iPad.
Procreate supports .brushset (multiple) and .brush (single) file formats
Works with Procreate on iPad, iPad Pro, and Procreate Pocket on iPhone
Create custom brush sets to organize your collection efficiently
Free brushes include commercial license - check individual packs for details
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Common questions about how to use Procreate brushes
When you download a brush file, it's saved to your iPad. Importing means bringing the brush file into Procreate so that the brush actually appears and you can use it. You need to do both—download first, then import.
They go to the "Downloads" folder in the Files app. If you use iCloud, they may end up there.
Yes, and that's actually the easiest way. Once the .brushset file has downloaded, just tap "Share" in the notification, and it will install automatically.
There's no hard limit. It's best to group brushes into sets and rename the sets you're already using.
Yes. The brushes work in both Procreate on iPad and Procreate Pocket on iPhone.
