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Convert Krita brushes to GIMP
.kpp → .gbr in your browser. Textures, grain and pressure curves carry over — and the result screen lists exactly what was preserved and what was adjusted.
How it works
- Upload your Krita brush. Drop the .kpp file into the converter. Multi-brush files are supported.
- Pick GIMP as the target. You can select several targets at once and get one download per format.
- Download and install. Copy the file into GIMP's brushes folder (Edit › Preferences › Folders › Brushes shows where it is), then click the refresh button in the Brushes dialog.
What carries over
From Krita: The full preset: tip image, texture with scale and strength, spacing, and pressure curves per parameter.
Writing to GIMP: Bitmap tips are written as native .gbr brushes at their intended size; computed round and square tips become .vbr, GIMP's editable parametric format, so hardness, roundness and angle stay adjustable. GIMP brush files hold no pressure dynamics or grain texture — GIMP keeps dynamics in its own Paint Dynamics presets — and the result screen names anything left behind.
Common questions
Every direction Brushfactory converts
Pick any other pair. The converter works the same way in all 20 directions.
| From \ To | Photoshop | Procreate | Clip Studio Paint | Krita | GIMP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Photoshop | — | Photoshop → Procreate | Photoshop → Clip Studio Paint | Photoshop → Krita | Photoshop → GIMP |
| Procreate | Procreate → Photoshop | — | Procreate → Clip Studio Paint | Procreate → Krita | Procreate → GIMP |
| Clip Studio Paint | Clip Studio Paint → Photoshop | Clip Studio Paint → Procreate | — | Clip Studio Paint → Krita | Clip Studio Paint → GIMP |
| Krita | Krita → Photoshop | Krita → Procreate | Krita → Clip Studio Paint | — | Krita → GIMP (this page) |
| GIMP | GIMP → Photoshop | GIMP → Procreate | GIMP → Clip Studio Paint | GIMP → Krita | — |
See how conversion fidelity is measured for what each format contributes and where the honest limits are, or what is actually inside .kpp and .gbr files.