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Pixelmator Pro brushes are composed of two images or textures — a shape and a grain. When you paint, the shape and the grain are repeatedly stamped onto your image to create continuous brushstrokes.

You can think of the shape as the outline of a brush and the grain as its internal texture although the shape also contributes to the texture of a brushstroke. So a black circle on a white background would create a regular round brush. Once you have a shape, you'll need to duplicate an existing brush to create a new one.

If you're aiming for a look similar to that of an existing brush, it might be best to duplicate that specific brush and start by replacing its existing shape texture. See Interface overview to learn more about the Tool Options pane. Alternatively, you can simply drag in a new texture directly from your desktop, Finder, or other locations.

Once that's done, feel free to edit the settings of the brush and make it paint just the way you want. Pixelmator Pro User Guide. Quick Links What's new? Pixelmator Pro basics. Create, open, and save images. Working with layers. Pixelmator Pro keyboard shortcuts. Table of Contents. Create a brush Pixelmator Pro brushes are composed of two images or textures — a shape and a grain.

Duplicate a brush Choose the Paint tool by doing one of the following: Click in the Show or Hide Tools from the View menu at the top of your screen. See Interface overview to learn more about the Tools sidebar. Press the B key on your keyboard. After duplicating your brush, you'll need to replace the brush shape and texture. Add a custom shape texture or grain to a brush Under Advanced Settings, choose the General category from the Brush settings pop-up menu.

Click the Shape pop-up menu below the shape texture preview and choose Import. If you want to change the grain of the brush, click the Grain pop-up menu. Find your shape texture or grain and click Import. Previous Edit a brush. Next Share and import brushes.