Here you can see the changing behaviors of the brush as you change them. You can see the preview panel at the bottom of the brush panel. You can also choose different control such as fade, pen pressure, pen tilt and stylus wheel. Jitter means Photoshop randomizes the feature of the brush as you paint. In this option, at first, you will see is “ Size Jitter”.

Burn tool, Dodge tool and Sponge tool in Photoshop.

Blur tool, Sharpen tool and Smudge tool in Photoshop.There are many options which can add more to our brush behaviour such as “Shape dynamics”. We have the same option in this menu that is in “brush preset picker” with few other options such as angle, roundness, and spacing. In this panel, at the top list of options, there is “brush tip shape”. Setting in Brush Panel Setting opened in Brush Panel There is another way to open it by clicking on the “window” menu and selecting the brush option. To make that happen, click on the icon up in the options menu next to the brush preset picker and it will open up the brush options panel. To get a bit more creative with the brush tool, let’s look at some more edit options available in Photoshop. There are also options for changing the properties of the brush. For this, you have to click on the option “Load Brushes”. Now, let’s say you have downloaded a set of brushes and you want to add them to your brush preset. “Append” means Photoshop will add them to the existing list of brushes and if you click “ok” then it will replace all the brushes together. If you want to add any brush preset just click on it.įor example: I choose “Assorted Brushes” then Photoshop will ask you to Replace Brushes or “Append” them.

These brushes are inbuilt with Photoshop. If you click on the small wheel icon on the top right of the preset box you will get different groups of preset brushes. This menu shows different types of icons which are different types of brushes available in Adobe Photoshop. If you pick the brush tool from the toolbar, the first menu in the options bar you will see is “Brush Preset Picker”.

Photoshop blending brush settings