Choose Edit > Presets > Migrate Presets.
You can migrate presets from earlier versions of Photoshop into newer versions. The Migrate Presets command lets you automatically migrate brushes, swatches, gradients, patterns, and more.
Choose Edit > Presets > Migrate Presets.
Click Yes when prompted to import presets from an earlier version of Photoshop.
Click OK.
The Preset Manager lets you save or load your presets for contours and tools. Each set of presets has its own file extension and default folder. Optional preset files are available inside the Presets folder in the Photoshop application folder.
To open the Preset Manager, choose Edit > Presets > Preset Manager. Choose a specific Preset Type from the Preset Type menu.
To delete a preset in the Preset Manager, select the preset and click Delete. Use the Reset command to restore the default presets.
You can adjust the way presets are displayed by clicking the Preset Manager's gear icon and choosing from the display modes listed:
Text Only
Displays the name of each preset item.
Small Thumbnail or Large Thumbnail
Displays a thumbnail of each preset item.
Small List or Large List
Displays the name and thumbnail of each preset item.
To rearrange your listed presets click and drag any item up or down in the list.
To load presets with the Preset Manager, do one of the following:
You can rename and delete presets or create and restore sets of presets.
Click Save Set..., choose a memorable location, enter a file name, and click Save.
You can save the presets anywhere. However, if you save to the appropriate Presets folder in the default preset location, the set will appear at the bottom of the panel menu after you restart Photoshop.
Choose Reset from the panel menu. You can either replace the current list or append the default presets to the current list.
The default locations for saving/loading/replacing presets are hidden by default in Windows.
See Show hidden files and folders to learn how to view hidden items.
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