Use your stamps in Adobe Fresco
Make an Adobe brush from your Vivid stamp source, then bring it into Fresco for reusable single-colour impressions.
This route requires Photoshop on desktop. Vivid exports the PNG used to create the brush; you make the .abr file in Photoshop before importing it into Fresco.
Export the PNG for Photoshop and Fresco
In Stamp Studio, choose Download stamps, select Adobe Fresco / Photoshop and download. Save each PNG separately, or choose an optional ZIP containing the PNGs and the Photoshop-to-Fresco instructions. Only extract a ZIP if you chose that option.
The exported PNG has a dark motif on a white background. Dark areas form the brush mark and white stays clear when you define the brush in Photoshop.
Open the PNG in Photoshop on desktop. Select the whole image, then choose Edit > Define Brush Preset. Give the brush a useful name and confirm.
Set up a stamp brush in Photoshop
Open Window > Brush Settings and choose your new brush. Under Brush Tip Shape, increase Spacing until a short test stroke shows separate impressions. Keep a fixed angle and turn off scattering or random size variation if you want consistent stamps.
Test a single click on a new layer. Try another foreground colour to check that it behaves as a single-colour stamp. Make any changes before exporting, then save the adjusted settings as a new brush preset from the Brushes panel.
Export the finished .abr file
Open Window > Brushes and select your finished stamp preset, or the group containing your stamp set. Open the panel menu and choose Export Selected Brushes. Save the resulting .abr file with a recognisable name.
Put that .abr in Files or another location Fresco can browse. Transfer the actual file if you are moving from a computer to an iPad. Renaming a .png to .abr does not convert it.
Import the brush into Fresco
Open a document in Fresco and open the Brushes panel. Choose + Add brushes, then Import from files. Select the .abr you exported from Photoshop.
Find the imported set among your Pixel brushes, select the stamp and tap once on a new pixel layer. Set the brush size and colour, then try several separate taps. Use the brush settings to adjust spacing if you want a row of impressions from a dragged stroke.
Keep the sources and the finished brush
Save the Vivid source PNGs and your exported .abr. The PNG is useful for rebuilding the shape; the .abr carries the brush preset you created. Test the brush in Fresco at the sizes you actually plan to use, because brush behaviour can differ between apps.
If you only have Fresco, you can instead choose Transparent PNG when exporting from Stamp Studio and place that image as ordinary artwork. This is a separate export choice; it does not create or install a reusable brush.
If the stamp does not look right
Fresco will not select my PNG or ZIP
Fresco’s brush-import chooser needs the .abr exported by Photoshop. Open the Vivid PNG in Photoshop and complete the brush-creation steps first. If you downloaded several stamps as a ZIP, extract it before opening the PNGs.
The brush is missing from the list
Look in Pixel brushes rather than Live or Vector brushes. Check that the .abr is available locally, then review Manage brushes if its category is hidden.
The marks overlap or look too pale
Increase Spacing for separated marks and lift between taps. Check the layer opacity, brush flow and pressure response. Compare a single tap in Fresco with your Photoshop test.