This guide walks you through the entire process—from browsing the catalog to saving files on your iPad or iPhone. Easy guide to how to download Procreate brushes.
Use filters to narrow your search by category or style—that way, you won't have to scroll through brushes that aren't right for you.
Tap any set to view detailed information. On the set's page, you can see how the brush works (examples on the canvas).
Tap the "Download" button, and the .brushset file will be saved to your "Downloads" folder—or to the location you've set as your default.
This way, you'll be able to use them in the future, even if you delete the Procreate app or transfer them to another device.
Store downloaded brushes in iCloud Drive to access them across all your Apple devices and free up local storage.
Create a dedicated Procreate folder before you start collecting brushes. We recommend doing this so you can easily move them between devices later.
Procreate uses .brushset files for brush sets and .brush files for individual brushes. Both are downloaded and installed in the same way.
Great! Now learn how to add them to Procreate and start creating
Common questions about how to download Procreate brushes
Free brushes download instantly, with no registration required. Premium sets are available via subscription.
By default, they go to the "Downloads" folder in the "Files" app.
Yes. Download them to your Mac or PC, then transfer the file to your iPad via AirDrop.
Download them one at a time—each one is automatically saved to the location you choose.
Try downloading again. If the problem persists, check your Internet connection and make sure you have enough disk space.
