Use your stamps in Procreate
Make a reusable stamp brush in Procreate from a PNG exported in Stamp Studio.
Export your stamp for Procreate
In Stamp Studio, choose Download stamps, select Procreate and download. Save each Procreate PNG separately, or choose an optional ZIP containing the PNGs and these instructions.
Save the download in Files on your iPad. If you downloaded a ZIP, tap it to extract the PNGs. If you downloaded a single PNG, use that image directly.
The exported image has a white stamp on a black square. White becomes the brush mark, black stays clear, and grey makes softer areas. Keep this image as it is when importing it.
Create a brush and add the shape
Open a canvas in Procreate, then open the Brush Library. Tap + and choose Create new brush to enter Brush Studio. This starts a new brush without changing one you already use.
Choose Shape, then Edit beside the Shape Source preview. Open Import, choose Import a file and select the PNG you downloaded from Vivid. Confirm the shape with Done. You should see your motif in the Drawing Pad when you tap once.
Make one clear impression
In Stroke Path, raise Spacing until the individual shapes are separated when you draw a short stroke. For placing one motif, lift your Pencil between taps rather than dragging.
For a stamp that keeps the same direction, begin with Shape Scatter at zero and a fixed rotation. Turn off random size, opacity or colour variation if you want matching impressions. In Properties, adjust Maximum size if the brush will not become large enough.
Try a dark ink on a pale background. Test a single tap, a change of colour and both a small and a large size. Fine gaps should stay open. If the result is faint, check the canvas brush-opacity control and the Apple Pencil opacity response as well as the source image.
Name it and keep a brush copy
Tap Done to keep the brush, then press and hold it in the Brush Library and choose Rename. Give it a recognisable name. In versions before Procreate 5.4, the naming option is in About this brush instead. Repeat for the other images you want to turn into brushes.
To keep a separate brush file, swipe left on the finished brush in the Brush Library, choose Share and save the .brush file in Files. Keep the original Vivid PNGs too, so you can rebuild or adapt the set later.
If the stamp does not look right
A square appears instead of the motif
Check that the imported image shows a white motif on black. If the shape is reversed in Procreate, invert the black and white in the Shape Editor, then test again.
The stamps merge into a line
Raise Stroke Path spacing for separate marks, or use individual taps. Spacing affects a dragged stroke; you can always place separate taps yourself.
The stamp is tiny, faint or changes direction
Check Maximum size in Properties, brush opacity and pressure response. Remove scatter and random rotation for a fixed motif. Test on a fresh layer before changing the source artwork.