Procreate Brushes from Paperlike

To download the Procreate brushes, click/tap on any of the brush sets featured in the gallery above. When you do, a new page will open that gives you a little more information about the brush set you selected.

If you decide that you’d like to download the brush set, enter your email into the form at the bottom of the page. You should receive an email with a link to complete your download.

If you’re already subscribed to our mailing list, you may need to enter your email in the subscription box to verify the email in our system.

Getting up and running with any brush set is quick, easy, and free. Here's how to bring these add-ons into Procreate:

•  Download the digital brush set of your choice directly to your iPad.
  
  Note: If you download it to a different device, you’ll need to transfer files to your iPad using iCloud, Dropbox, or a similar third-party service. Email also works.
• Open Procreate and open a new canvas.
• Tap on the brushes icon to open the Brush Library.
• Tap the + button on the top right of the Brush Library window to open the Brush Studio
• Select Import in the top right corner.
• Using the iPad file interface, find and select the brush set from iCloud Drive, Files, or the storage platform where the brush file is located.
• Tap the brush file to select it, and you’re all done!

When the import is complete, you’ll find the brushes in a new Procreate folder called Imported, which will be located at the bottom of your Brush Library.

From there, you can add the brush to a different folder or create an entirely new brush collection from scratch!

Definitely. Procreate makes it easy to alter any brush that you’ve imported into your Brush Library. Head over to the Brush Studio and adjust any brush to suit your taste.

Protip: Duplicate the brush before you make modifications so that you always have a fresh copy of the original.

It’s worth pointing out that all of our brushes were created by professional artists with a specific use case in mind. For example, a texture brush may be less effective at hand lettering no matter how much you alter it — especially when compared to a dedicated lettering brush!

Yes! You’re welcome to use any of the Paperlike brush sets for any of your commercial projects.

Every set of brushes we offer can be modified to suit your needs, and no credit is required, either to us or to the original artist who created them. (Although we all appreciate shoutouts on your social media pages!)

There is one restriction: While our brushes are completely free for commercial use, please don’t try to sell them or republish them as your own original content.

Not easily.

While the Procreate app can read and import Adobe’s .ABR files, Photoshop and other software tools can’t read Procreate’s .brush file type, so you won’t be able to use Paperlike brushes natively on any other platform.

However, it’s possible to export any Procreate brush as a .JPG or .PNG file. With those files in hand, you could recreate those brushes in Photoshop, InDesign, or Affinity Designer using the brush creation tools for those platforms.

Keep in mind that, if you choose to do this, some of the brushes may work differently in other libraries. Many of the internal Procreate properties like pressure sensitivity, texture, and tapering effects may need to be adjusted or completely recreated in your other tools.

Some brushes, like watercolor brushes, media brushes, or stamp brushes might not even work at all.

To delete any brush in Procreate, simply swipe left on the brush that you don’t want anymore until you see the Delete button. Tap the button to remove the brush.

If you’d like to delete the full brush set, tap on the brush set folder inside the Brush Library and tap Delete. Confirm your choice when the prompt appears and Procreate will remove the brush set.