Selected brushes will appear with a blue border around them in the Brushes panel. To start using any of these brushes, select them with your mouse. The newly imported brushes will appear as a “Brush Group” folder for you to use click the group folder to see a list of all available brushes. You’ll need the Brushes panel visible to do this, so be sure to select Window > Brushes to make it visible. Once your imported Photoshop brushes are in place, you can start using them.
You may need to select “Brushes (*.ABR)” from the dropdown menu next to the “File Name” box in order to select them. To do this, launch Adobe Photoshop on your PC, then hit Edit > Presets > Preset Manager.įrom here, select your brushes using the “Upload” file selection window, and then click the “Upload” button to insert them into Photoshop. To load brushes in earlier versions of Photoshop (Photoshop CC 2019 and earlier), you’ll need to use the Preset Manager, rather than the Brushes panel menu. Installing brushes in earlier versions of Photoshop (CC 2019 and earlier) If successful, your loaded brushes will now appear as a grouped folder in the Brushes panel for you to start using. Once you’ve selected your ABR file, click the “Upload” button to install the brush in Photoshop. In the “Upload” file selection window, select your downloaded third-party brush ABR file. To do this, open a new or existing image in Photoshop, and then hit Window > Brushes to display the panel. If you’re using Photoshop from Photoshop 2020 onwards, you can install new brushes using the Brushes menu panel, but you may need to display the panel first.
How you install third-party brushes will vary, depending on your version of Photoshop. Installing brushes in Photoshop (from Photoshop 2020) You can leave third-party brushes in an alternate folder and load them manually, but it’s easier to leave these brushes in a suitable managed location for Photoshop to find.
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