ABR/TPL/PAT Viewer

App crashes every time I try to open a file. Don’t waste your money.

ABR brushes are PNG. This opens them as jpeg with a white background. It’s only $2 but was an absolute waste of $2 as I cannot actually use it to export the ABR images properly.

Now that we can run iPhone and iPad apps on the latest MacOS, it is very tempting to run them especially when the app is so very useful. I ran the app on quite a few ABR and PAT files on my MiniMac before I noticed that the app was eating/erasing the Photoshop files. Ugh! I usually keep backups, but I was so busy looking at the contents of my ABR files that I have no idea which ABR and PAT files I lost. To developers: This is a wonderful andvery much needed app to all Photoshop users. If you can adjust the app to not erase the PS files when run on Ventura Macs, you will have a gold mine! Maybe make a copy of the PS file and use the copy to display the contents?

I purchased your app and it opens the abr file and shows 3 brushes but no images. It says “computed brush. No preview available” and I can’t do anything with it. Any help would be appreciated!

As per title.

I bought version 2 but it doesn’t convert photoshop brushes to PNG‘s for Procreate. There‘s still a white background behind the brush images. Why? I’m angry.

This app does not convert ABR / photoshop brushes to PNG’s for Procreate. There’s still a white background behind the brush images that isn’t supposed to be there if the images were properly converted to PNGs. The app is only for converting stamps and patterns which are anyways a possibility to save as PNG’s on photoshop. Totally worthless.

Don’t waste your money, Bought this to make ABR brushes into PNG’s so I could import to procreate. Doesn’t work, can’t read ABR’s that I know properly work in photoshop. No support and just useless.

Another 5 stars for you guys! After getting version 2.0, this works amazingly well. You open up the files in this app, and boom— you have every single picture. You can select the ones you like, and upload them to something else, or save them as images for an app like Procreate. You don’t have to save the images a second time in order to get them to show up in Procreate anymore. It’s perfect for what I need! You guys rock! Fantastic job on 2.0!

Tested with about 10 abr files from deviantart, it worked with all of them.