PNG Format Patterns for Photoshop, PSP, Photo-Paint and Other

Patterns in PNG (as well as BMP and other formats) for PSP and Photo-Paint and Xara and others

Date updated: May 26th, 2023

Thumbnail images gallery: 168 Abstract patterns for PSP, Photoshop, Photo-Paint and others

168 Abstract line patterns in PNG format for use in Photoshop, PSP, Xara, Photoshop Elements and many other applications on the PC and MAC. the PNG abstract patterns include many different colored line abstract designs and color mixes. Commercial use, all royalty-free - all the designs can be used to create items for sale. The abstract patterns are 300 DPI, mixed sizes. Super colorful designs that can be combined and re-colored as well as converted. The tiles are all seamless designs for any size of work. The PNG designs can be loaded into PSP via the PSP patterns folder and used via the materials palette. The PNG patterns can be loaded into Photoshop and Photoshop Elements via the file open command and then defined as a pattern via the edit menu (you can also run a Photoshop action to apply all 100 designs as well as add in a vast range of variant patterns from the same wonderful abstract patterns set). The patterns can be used in countless ways. All the patterns are by graphicxtras.com

Converting PNG / BMP graphic files to other formats

The pattern designs are seamless tiles and they are supplied in formats such as PNG or BMP - but what if you want TIFF or PSD or JPG ??? well, you can always convert the files. If you have Photoshop or PSP then you can use the batch processes in those applications. GIMP is another great choice (especially as it is free). Many other applications can run through one or multiple folders to convert pattern and texture files to other formats. Phatch is another useful application (free). Graphicconverter, Xnview, Irfanview .. there are many different tools all with batch processors and conversions to a wide range of formats. You can also find many online conversion sites

Image gallery: 2,800 Patterns for Photoshop, Photoshop elements, PSP, WordPress and others

2800 Mixed seamless patterns includes colorful patterns, geometric tile patterns, blurry, warped patterns, glow patterns, weird patterns, distorted designs and more. The patterns in the collection set are in standard BMP format (they can be converted to PNG or JPG format very easily via PSP or Photoshop and other applications). The patterns are all 300 DPI. Seamless tiles for any size of work. Use the patterns on PC (Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, XP) and MAC OS X (10.8, 10.7, 10.6 10.5 10.4 10.3 etc). Commercial use, all royalty-free - use to create items for sale such as logos, templates, books, adverts and more. The patterns are all by graphicxtras.com (Andrew Buckle). If you have any questions about the use of the pattern designs, please contact us on support@graphicxtras.com

Thumbnail images gallery: 1,250 Textures for Photoshop, PSP, Photo-Paint and others

1250 Textures / grayscale includes geometric, rough textures, noise textures, grain textures, brushed, distressed and more. 300 DPI. Varied sizes of designs, all the seamless tiles are in bitmap BMP format. They can be used on the PC and MAC. You can use the bitmaps in many different applications such as Photoshop, PaintShop Pro, Photo-Paint and others - virtually all applications can use the format as a texture (if not, just convert the bitmap format to TIFF). Commercial use. all the textures are royalty-free, all are by graphicxtras.com. Use the powerful textures to create items for sale. You can also use them as a source for patterns by defining the designs as patterns in Photoshop or PSP (simply add the BMP files to the patterns folder). You can also use the textures as displacement maps in Photoshop and Photoshop Elements - use to create distortions and textures and displacements. Great combined with text.

The textures as well as the patterns are seamless designs for any size of work. You can also combine the designs in 1000s of ways using the blending modes in many applications

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