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Now that you’ve made one or more sets of brushes, we recommend you save them. Once you export brush sets, they can be shared with people working on different platforms or even sell them. If you haven’t created your own brush icons, before exporting, you might want to make your own icons. Take a look at How to import brush icons.

One thing to keep in mind, if someone wants to open a brush created in a newer version of SketchBook than they have, they will need to update the app to do so.

Exporting brush sets with SketchBook Pro Desktop

We recommend backing up your brush sets. Use Export Brush Set for this. Do you want to share a set you’ve created? If so, this is the way to do it.

Keep in mind, these brushes can only be imported into the subscription version of SketchBook.

1. In the Brush Library, tap the brush set you want to backup or share.

   

2. Tap-hold and select Export Brush Set.

3. Navigate to where you want the set saved and tap Save.

Exporting brush sets with SketchBook Pro Mobile

Exporting brush sets with SketchBook Pro Windows 10

One thing to keep in mind, if someone wants to open a brush created in a newer version of SketchBook Pro than they have, they will need to update the app to do so.

1. To export a brush set, in the Brush Palette, select to open the Brush Library.
2. Tap and select .
3. Find a location for the brush set.
4. Tap Save. The brush set will be saved as a .skbrushes file.