Open the preset manager, then simply hold down the Ctrl key and left-click on the brushes you would like to group: Once the brush preset panel is on, click on the “Preset Manager” button down the bottom of the panel: Now let’s begin – firstly go into Window > Brush Presets and turn on the brush preset panel: If you want to save time and find your desired brush quickly, it’s important to save them into groups using the Preset Manager. In this post, I will show you a handy way to use Adobe Preset Manager to organise Photoshop brushes.Īs we download more and more Photoshop brushes off the net and load them into Photoshop, they become quite disorganised and you will find it’s getting harder & harder to locate certain brush (like this screenshot below, I have hundreds of brushes all cramped into one panel): As time goes by you will have download thousands of these brushes and it’s hard to manager. If you can't locate the original files, you can always select the presets in the preset manager and click the "Save Set." button to make a backup before uninstalling.I love custom Photoshop brushes and there are tons of these over the internet. With that in mind it's always a good idea to check that you can locate any of your original brush (.abr) brush tool (.tpl) and pattern (.pat) files before uninstalling if you plan on installing them again later. It's important to keep in mind that by following this method you are not deleting the brushes, tools or patterns from your system, you are simply uninstalling or "disconnecting" them from Photoshop.
Select the patterns you wish to uninstall then click the "Delete" button.
This shows all of the patterns you currently have installed. Go to the preset manager (edit > presets > preset manager) and choose "Patterns" from the dropdown menu. Select the brush tool presets you wish to uninstall then click the "Delete" button. This shows all of the brush tool presets you currently have installed (as indicated by the brush icon next to the brush name). Go to the preset manager (edit > presets > preset manager) and choose "Tools" from the dropdown menu. Uninstalling Brush Tool Presets (.tpl Files) Select the brushes you wish to uninstall then click the "Delete" button. This shows all of the brushes you currently have installed. Go to the preset manager (edit > presets > preset manager) and choose "Brushes" from the dropdown menu. To keep Photoshop running smoothly, it’s a good idea to manage your brushes regularly and uninstall any brushes and patterns you don't use on a daily basis.
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