BrushProcreate
6.2#12 in digital brush libraries$2.99 one-timeiOSWeb
VisitBrushProcreate vs Krita
What both publish
| Fact | BrushProcreate | Krita |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial use | Personal licenses are for non-commercial work; Commercial licenses cover client work and commercial products, while Extended Commercial allows unlimited end products and resale of derivative works. | The GPL permits commercial artwork, and the maker says users retain sole ownership of what they create with Krita. |
| Headquarters | Cheboksary, Chuvash Republic, Russia | Deventer, Netherlands |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says card details are processed by ROBOKASSA and are not seen or stored by the seller; it also says the seller does not sell or share data with advertisers. | The maker says no registration is needed and Krita can be installed and used without an internet connection; its optional startup news feature downloads news without tracking. |
| Support | Support is available by email at [email protected]. | The Krita Foundation directs users with questions to the Krita Artists forum and says its foundation email is not for user support. |
BrushProcreate plans
- Individual brush sets$2.99, paid once
- 1460 brushes BUNDLE$9.99, paid once
Krita plans
- KritaFree
Pick BrushProcreate if…
It suits digital artists using Procreate on iPad who want themed brush assets. Buyers planning commercial work should check the license scope for each product.
Pick Krita if…
Krita suits illustrators, comic and concept artists, matte and texture painters, and digital VFX artists. It may also suit artists who want painting tools alongside 2D animation and plugin options.