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Convert Clip Studio Paint brushes to Photoshop
.sut → .abr 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 Clip Studio Paint brush. Drop the .sut file into the converter. Multi-brush files are supported.
- Pick Photoshop as the target. You can select several targets at once and get one download per format.
- Download and install. In Photoshop, open Window › Brushes, then use the panel menu › Import Brushes… and pick the .abr. On iPad, import from the Brushes panel.
What carries over
From Clip Studio Paint: Brush-engine settings, pressure/tilt/speed response curves with their minimums, texture settings (scale, blend mode), and linked materials.
Writing to Photoshop: Dynamics are written as native Photoshop preset controls (size/opacity/flow jitter with pressure control and minimum sliders), and grain becomes a Photoshop texture with the closest blend mode — verified against real commercial .abr files, including hard-mix texture capture.
Common questions
Every direction Brushfactory converts
Pick any other pair — the converter and this page work the same way in all twelve directions.
| From \ To | Photoshop | Procreate | Clip Studio Paint | Krita |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Photoshop | — | Photoshop → Procreate | Photoshop → Clip Studio Paint | Photoshop → Krita |
| Procreate | Procreate → Photoshop | — | Procreate → Clip Studio Paint | Procreate → Krita |
| Clip Studio Paint | Clip Studio Paint → Photoshop (this page) | Clip Studio Paint → Procreate | — | Clip Studio Paint → Krita |
| Krita | Krita → Photoshop | Krita → Procreate | Krita → Clip Studio Paint | — |
See how conversion fidelity is measured for what each format contributes and where the honest limits are, or what is actually inside .sut and .abr files.