Can you sell brushes you make in Procreate?

Yes. Any custom brushes you create yourself from scratch belong to you. You can package them as digital files and sell them online to other artists.

What file format do Procreate brushes use?

Procreate brushes save as .brush files for single brushes. A collection of brushes saves as a .brushset file. Both formats import right into the Procreate app with one tap on an iPad.

What fees does Whop charge sellers?

Whop charges sellers a small fee plus payment processing for most digital products. Some apps and specific categories may differ. Check Whop's help center for the current number.

How do buyers pay for digital products on Whop?

Buyers can pay using credit or debit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and select cryptocurrencies. Once the payment clears, the buyer gets their download link.

How do I sell a Procreate brush online?

Updated 27 September 2026

The short answer

To sell a Procreate brush, export your brush or brush set file from the app. Next, pick an online platform to host your file. Set your price, upload your file, and share your store link with other artists. When people buy, your platform delivers the download and sends your money to your bank.

How to export your brush files

Open the Procreate app on your iPad and tap the brush icon. Find the brush you made. Swipe left on the brush name and tap Share. Save the file to your iPad or cloud drive. It will save as a single brush file.

If you have several brushes, put them in one brush set. Tap the set name and tap Share. This creates a brush set file. Putting your brushes in a set makes it easy for buyers to install everything in one tap.

Setting up your digital store

You need a place online to take orders and deliver files. Whop is a platform based in New York where creators sell digital files, courses, and communities. Sellers pay a small fee plus payment processing on most sales. Buyers can pay with a card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or some crypto.

The Whop App Store includes an app called MKKT. You upload your brush file, set a price or make it free, and get a clean store link. Your buyers can use that link to purchase your brushes right away without making a Whop account.

What to watch out for before you sell

Test your files on a second iPad before you list them. Download the file yourself and make sure it opens directly in Procreate. Check that all brush textures look right. If a brush does not work as expected, fix it before taking money from buyers.

Include a simple text guide with your download. Some buyers are beginners and do not know how to import brush files into the app. A quick note with three steps saves you time and stops refund requests.

How payouts and sales work

When customers buy your brushes, your earnings collect in your seller account. Payouts go straight to your bank account. Keep in mind that there is a minimum balance before you can withdraw your money. You can check Whop's help center for the current number.

Start with a fair price. Look at what other digital artists charge for similar brush sets. You can offer a single brush for free to show your quality, then charge for your full brush pack.