Brusher review
A low-cost brush library with useful vector and cut-out tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Brusher is a downloadable brush library for digital artists working in Procreate, Adobe Photoshop and Clip Studio Paint. Its collection covers stamps, textures, liners, effects and themed brushes, with Procreate libraries delivered as .brushset files and desktop libraries as .abr packs. Free starter packs make it accessible to budget-conscious artists, while commercial licensing supports work intended for commercial use. The iPhone and iPad app adds mobile access to free and premium brush collections.
Pricing is straightforward for the main paid offering: the Premium brush pack costs $5 as a one-time purchase and includes a downloadable brush collection plus free future updates. Brusher also provides free starter packs. The mobile app presents premium collections as subscription-based, giving the product two different payment models depending on where artists access its content. That makes the desktop purchase a clearer fit for buyers who want a single low-cost collection, while mobile users should consider whether ongoing access suits their workflow.
Brusher extends beyond brush files with a built-in image vectorizer that produces SVG output and a one-tap background remover that produces transparent PNG cut-outs. Those utilities add practical value for artists who need to turn raster artwork into vector output or isolate subjects without leaving the product ecosystem. The main trade-off is focus: the listed brush count is 11, so artists seeking a large specialist catalog may prefer a broader library. Choose Brusher for affordable cross-application brush access with extra image utilities; choose an alternative if extensive brush variety is the priority.
Brusher pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free starter packs and $5 one-time premium brush pack
- Supports Procreate, Photoshop and Clip Studio Paint
- Includes SVG vectorizer and transparent PNG background remover
- Where it doesn't
- The listed brush count is 11, keeping the catalog relatively focused
- Mobile premium collections use a subscription model
- Desktop packs use .abr files rather than one-tap installation
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