It should be located on the right side of your screen, just beneath the Brush window. Simply open up GIMP and refresh your brushes by clicking on the button that reads Refresh Brushes. You can see the third-party GIMP brushes I’ve installed in the screenshot above.
Grab your brush file (make sure it’s one of the formats that I outlined previously and not the ZIP folder it came in) and either click and drag it into the Brushes folder or copy and paste it. Step 2: Place The Brush File Into The Brushes Folder You are now in the designated location for installing GIMP brushes. Local Disk (C:) > Program Files > GIMP 2 > Share > GIMP > 2.0 > Brushes To install GIMP brushes on Windows, first locate the folder where GIMP brushes are stored by following this pathway: In summary… Step 1: Open the Brushes Folder This tutorial was created using an older version of GIMP, but the methodology still works for installing GIMP brushes on newer versions. Here’s a video tutorial I put together a couple of years ago… Installing GIMP brushes in Windows is quite simple.
