Users have access to a diverse array of brushes in Sculpt Mode. Each brush is tailored for specific sculpting tasks. Here are some of the most commonly used brushes:

Clay Strips: Ideal for building up mass and defining forms, this brush allows for the rapid creation of broad shapes, serving as a foundation for more detailed work.

Grab: Enables the movement of geometry across the screen, facilitating general shaping and proportion adjustments without affecting finer details.

Smooth: Used to blend and refine surfaces, this brush helps eliminate irregularities, resulting in a polished finish.

Draw: A versatile brush for adding or subtracting material on surfaces, often customized with different stroke methods and textures to achieve various effects.

Crease: Combines the effects of the Draw and Pinch brushes, making it perfect for creating sharp details like wrinkles and edges.

Scrape: Useful for hard surface sculpting or aggressive smoothing, this brush scrapes and fills surfaces to achieve the desired form.

Inflate: Expands or contracts volumes or surfaces, particularly effective for controlling the thickness of cylindrical shapes.