INSTALLATION GUIDE
COMPUTER + IPAD
Start by downloading your Procreate brushes and unzipping
them on your computer.
In the Brush Set folder you will see a single .brushset file.
This is a new format allows you to install a set of brushes
all at once.
*You’ll need Procreate version 4.1 or higher to install
.brushset files.
In the Individual Brushes folder you will see a collection
of files each with .brush after them. This is the standard
Procreate .brush format allows you to install one brush at
a time.
* Use this option if you have an older iPad or Procreate
version 4.0 or earlier.
Installing Procreate Brush Sets
(.brushset)
Using AirDrop
If you have a Mac (macOS 10.11 or
higher), you can AirDrop the brush set
directly from your Computer to your
iPad. This transfers and installs the
brush set all in one step!
Using Dropbox
Transfer the file(s) ending in .brushset
from your computer to your Dropbox
folder. You might want to put all of
your Procreate brushes in a specific
Dropbox subfolder.
On your iPad, open the Dropbox app,
then navigate to the folder where
your brush set is located. Tap on the
brush set file, then click the small [...]
icon and click Export. Click Open In...
and tap Copy to Procreate.
Now, when you open Procreate, you'll
see your new brush set at the top of
your brush library.
Installing Procreate Brushes
(.brush)
Using AirDrop
If you have a Mac (macOS 10.11 or
higher), you can AirDrop the brush
directly from your Computer to your
iPad. This transfers and installs the
brush set all in one step!
Using Dropbox
Transfer the file(s) ending in .brush to
your Dropbox folder. You might want
to put all of your Procreate brushes in
a specific Dropbox subfolder.
On your iPad, open the Dropbox app,
then navigate to the folder where
your brush is located. Tap on the
brush file, then click the small [...] icon
and click Export. Click Open In... and
tap Copy
to Procreate.
Now, when you open Procreate, you'll
see your new brush(es) in a set called
"Imported" at the bottom of your
brush library.
IPAD ONLY

Download your Procreate brushes and unzip them on your 1 2

iPad. You can unzip a file on an iPad using a third part app
such as FileExplorer or ZipApp

1. After unzipping the files on your iPad, you’ll be able to

locate the .brush or .brushset files on your iPad in your
Files app in the On My iPad location.

2. Navigate to the .brush / .brushset file(s). In the top right,

tap Select, then select one of the brush/brushset files
(Note: .brush files can only be installed one at a time.)

3. Tap Share at the bottom left

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4. Finally tap Open in Procreate.

Now, when you open Procreate, you’ll see your new .brush
files in a set called “Imported” at the bottom of your brush
library. .Brushset files will appear at the top of the Brush
Library. Repeat for the rest of the brushes.
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