*** Updated Nov 2021 *** This video shows how to unzip and install custom Procreate brushes on your iPad without the need for a desktop computer or any 3rd party apps.
Towards the end of the video, we’ll look at the difference between importing a Brush Set file (.brushset) and an individual Brush file (.brush).
If the importing screen is hanging and your brushes don’t load, see the video at 2:11 for the solution.
Kathy
Thanks so much for this Nicole. I’m new to this and importing brushes was driving me nuts. What a pleasure when you know how to do it correctly! Finding that Document app was really helpful. Thanks again…now on to the fun stuff:)
Nicole Mauloni
So glad to hear that Kathy. Yes exactly, once you know how, it’s a lot easier.
Carol Wiebe
Very helpful. Thank you.
Braylyn
So glad you had a tutorial. I always use Firefox so when I tried to open the link it wouldn’t open and didn’t give me the option to open in my iCloud files. I had to copy the link and redownload and open via Safari and then it worked. Thank so much!
Nicole Mauloni
Ah! That is good for me to know Braylyn, thank you. I always use Safari, but if someone else gets stuck, this could be a potential troubleshoot. Glad you found a work around. Thanks!
yoni
Thanks