Step 10: Scroll down the Properties menu and adjust the Maximum Size to 58% under the Brush Behavior tab. Step 9: Now tap on the Secondary layer, which will be the bottom thumbnail of your new brush. Scroll down and select the Difference setting.
Tap on Normal, this will be in between the two layers. It will display both the Primary and Secondary layers of your brush. Step 8: Now tap on the thumbnail of the new brush.
Then tap on the Combine setting above the two brushes. Step 7: Combine the two identical brushes together by swiping right on both of them until they are highlighted in blue, this means they are both selected. Step 6: Duplicate your new brush by swiping left on it in the Brush Library and selecting the Duplicate option.
When you are finished doing this, tap on Done to close the Brush Studio and confirm your changes. Step 5: Under the Apple Pencil menu, reduce the Opacity all the way down to None. Step 4: Under the Taper menu, drag the nodes on either end to reduce the Taper as fast as it will let you. Step 3: Under the Stabilization menu, increase the Amount to 25%. Step 2: In your new brush settings, under Stroke Path, reduce the Spacing all the way down to None. Step 1: Open your Brush Studio by tapping on the + symbol at the top right-hand corner of your Brush Library. But once it’s done, it’s done! Here’s how: There are a lot of finer details to change in each brush so make sure you follow carefully. This is a very long process as it involves creating a new brush and duplicating it. How to Make an Outline Brush in Procreate – Step by Step
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