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Add Brushes to Photoshop

If you've ever seen brush sets in image form, you're in luck! Here's how you add any image as a brush.
First, you'll need to be able to right click and 'Save Image As' on the brush in your browser, as pictured to the left. You should now be able to save it; just save it anywhere that you can easily find. Now, you want to open that image in Photoshop, as pictured below.

Now, you're going to need to select the brush. It doesn't really matter how you do this, but I prefer to use the lasso tool just so I dont run the chance of grabbing other bits of brushes.

Next, you're going to need to go to Edit > Define Brush Preset. Now, you'll be able to name the brush and save it (by hitting OK).

There you go! Now you have a brand new Photoshop brush from any image. You can just pick literally any image you want and make it a brush, although it's better if it doesn't have a background. Or, you can go check out our brush sets here.