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Procreate Brushes Installation

First, extract the .brushset file from the ZIP file and place it in a folder in iCloud Drive or Dropbox. On the iPad, open the Files or Dropbox app to locate and import the .brushset file into Procreate. This will add the new brushes to Procreate where they can be accessed in the brush panel along with other brush sets.

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Procreate Brushes Installation

First, extract the .brushset file from the ZIP file and place it in a folder in iCloud Drive or Dropbox. On the iPad, open the Files or Dropbox app to locate and import the .brushset file into Procreate. This will add the new brushes to Procreate where they can be accessed in the brush panel along with other brush sets.

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PROCREATE BRUSHES

INSTALLATION GUIDE

iCloud Drive (Files) Dropbox


USING THE FILES APP
(ICLOUD DRIVE)

First, start by opening the ZIP file from your


computer or laptop (or use a ZIP opening app on
your iPad). Then, put the .brushset file (the file
containing the brushes) into a folder in your
iCloud Drive/Files app account (Finder sidebar if
you’re using your computer). You can also use the
web browser version (icloud.com) and sign in
using your Apple ID, then load the brushes to
iCloud Drive.

On your iPad, open the Files app.


Locate the .brushset file, and simply tap on it - this will automatically import the
brushes to Procreate. Then, open Procreate and you will see a new folder added in your
brush panel, along with your other brushes sets.
IMPORTING FROM DROPBOX
First, open the ZIP file and place the .brushset file (as before - this is the file that
contains all the brushes) in your Dropbox account. Back on your iPad, open the
Dropbox iPad app, and locate the file. (It doesn’t have a preview - this is normal).

Click on the three dots icon next to the file,


and select « Export ».
Then, click « Open in… » and then, « Copy to
Procreate »

Open Procreate - and you will see the newly added brushes set in the brush
panel, along with your other sets/collections.

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