

And we also have a guide to the best Photoshop Shortcuts, which can help you to speed up your workflow. We've made our own pick of the best Photoshop tutorials we've found. Adobe has its own tutorials, but there are plenty more out there. One of the great things about Photoshop being such a widely used tool is that there's no shortage of tips and tutorials online for almost anything you might want to do in the software. Just click on the downward arrow icon to unfurl the list of brushes in each set and then click on the one that you want to select it. Most brushes will be a set containing several individual brushes. Then click on the icon that shows two brushes to see all of the brushes that you have installed. To find your newly imported brush in Photoshop, just go to brushes (go to Window in the top menu and put a check mark beside Brushes to display the Brush icons on the right of the workspace. Simply double click on the file once you've extracted it and choose Photoshop when the options come up for which program you want to use to open the file (if you don't already have Photoshop open, the program will open in order to import the brush).

This is the file format for Photoshop brushes. You'll need to extract them and find the.


Most of the free Photoshop brushes in our guide should download as zip folder. It includes both blurred and non-blurred circles and polygons. This set includes several brushes for painting your own bokeh and some already made in scattered groups. A bokeh effect can help draw the eye to the subject of a photograph. This pack includes various bokeh designs (and if you're wondering what bokeh is, it's that glittery like shape you sometimes get when areas of a photo are out of focus, like lights in a background). Licences are available if it's not possible to give credit Create glints of out of focus light with these free Bokeh brushes (Image credit: Redheadstock)
