Procreate → Photoshop converter
.brushset or .brush to .abr · free · runs on your device
- 1 Choose your brushes
- 2 Convert
- 3 Download & import
Where do I get the file?
In Procreate, open the Brush Library, tap the set's name and choose Share. Save the file to Files or send it to your computer. Bought packs usually come as a .brushset already. A single brush works too: swipe left on it in the library and tap Share to get a .brush.
These won't convert
- .zip — unzip it first, the .brushset is inside
- .procreate — that's an artwork, not brushes
What carries over to Photoshop?
The brush shape (tip), its name and spacing. Grain, texture and Procreate's pressure dynamics don't — the .abr format can't store them. Stamps, shapes and line-art brushes convert cleanly; heavily textured painting brushes come out flatter.
Reading your brushes…
Usually takes a second or two
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Now import it
PsPhotoshop
- Open the Brushes panel (Window → Brushes).
- Click the menu ☰ in its top-right corner → Import Brushes…
- Pick the .abr — the set appears at the bottom of the panel.
CSPClip Studio Paint
- Open the Sub Tool palette of the brush tool.
- Drag the .abr file straight onto it.
- Works in Clip Studio Paint 1.10.5 and newer.
Only the brush shape goes into an .abr. These brushes didn't have one we could use:
Remember: only the brush shape transfers — grain, texture and pressure dynamics stay in Procreate.
Brusher app for iPad & iPhone
This converter is also free in the Brusher app for iPhone & iPad — plus 200+ Procreate sets and free brushes.