Motion Filtering Expression puts some expressive feeling back into strokes. While Motion Filtering helps take the wobbles out of strokes, it can also make them too straight and smooth. Motion Filtering Expression only works when Motion Filtering is on. This also means wobbles and shakes will be less represented when making a stroke on the canvas. This allows for smoother and straighter strokes no matter what speed they are drawn. Use the slider to set the percentage of Motion Filtering you prefer. Motion Filtering deletes the extremities of a stroke’s wobbles entirely without averaging and squashing as Stabilization does. Motion Filtering is Procreate’s version of Stabilization and uses more advanced algorithms. The faster you draw, the more it will smooth a stroke out. Stabilization is also dependent on the speed of your stroke. Use the slider to set the percentage of Stabilization you prefer. This makes strokes deliberately smoother and straighter.

The higher the Stabilization, the more it averages out the wobbles in a stroke. Stabilization takes a moving average of a stroke and draws that on the canvas. Turn it down or off to make pressure kick in on a stroke quicker as you press. Use the slider to turn Pressure up for a longer, smoother application of pressure to a brush's stroke. Turn it down or off for more natural linework that is less smooth. Use the slider to turn Amount up for a smooth and even result. StreamLine can be applied through Amount and Pressure settings. StreamLine is particularly important for inking and calligraphy. Under Accessibility in the Interface and Gestures section of this Handbook.Īssists in smoothing out any wobbles or shakes in your line. To find out how to set up stroke stabilization globally check out Global settings are best if you need constant stroke stabilization for accessibility reasons. Stabilization in Procreate can be applied globally, or to individual brushes.

This makes hand drawn lines straighter than they would naturally be. Turn it right up to rapidly fade a stroke to invisibility.Īttribute: Stabilization Stabilization smooths out strokes as you draw them. Start your stroke at full opacity and then fade it away as it goes on. Turn it up a lot to scatter your shapes around your central path. Turn it up a little to roughen the edge of your brush. Turn it off to keep all stamps completely aligned for a smooth stroke. Takes each ‘stamp’ of your brush shape along the path and offsets it by a random amount.

If you reduce down to no space, the brush shapes along the path will merge into one single fluid stroke. When you add a lot of space, you will begin to see the brush as a series of shapes along the path with gaps between them. Sets how many times your brush shape ‘stamps’ itself along the path. Adjust the behavior of your stroke by changing spacing, smoothing, jitter, and how quickly a stroke fades away.

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