Procreate Quick Tip: Adjusting Texture Brush Grain Size

Ever been excited to use a new Procreate brush to add texture, only to find that the texture’s pattern is way too big for the space you’re trying to fill??

Watch the quick video above to learn how to adjust your brush settings to get perfectly-sized texture for any space, or skim through the step-by-step breakdown below:

How to adjust your brush grain size

  1. Duplicate your brush so that you can keep the original intact. Do this by swiping to the left on the brush name in the menu, then tapping “Duplicate.”

  2. With the duplicate brush selected, tap on it a second time to open the Brush Studio.

  3. Tap the “Grain” tab on the left.

  4. Adjust the “Scale” slider to make the grain (aka the brush’s pattern) smaller or larger.

  5. Tap “Done” in the upper right-hand corner.

Brush used in this video: Small Dots Shader from ShoutBam’s Dirty Halftones pack

That’s it! You can repeat these steps as often as needed to adjust your brush grain to use on different size areas.


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