It has big thumbnails, categories… you can even browse by color! But the best thing is that when you click on a texture you want to see, you get a page full of mock-up images using the chosen texture.
Barbara Din is a visual artist, graphic designer, painter, interior designer, crafter, musician and writer living in Argentina. Learn more about Barbara and her work at the following links: BarbaraDin. Art Gallery. Artist Spotlight. Top 6 sites that offer free textures Aug 27, at am by Barbara Din. Tags: 3D textures stock Textures top Web-based Tools. Again, its textures are all available under CC0 for both personal and commercial use.
It has a relatively small number of textures compared to the first site on our list, with just over , but they're all available to download at 8K and bit resolution in PNG format. The site offers libraries of HDRIs and models too. This texture library features textures from the animation giant Pixar. It was created back in , but it's been updated for modern times. Containing everything from brick to animal skins, it offers some gems that you can use in your own projects.
With a more than respectable free textures currently available for download, 3DXO's collection stands out for its ease of navigation. It's quick and easy to scan through the collection to find exactly what you're looking for, whether that be a simple wall or floor surface or something a little more exotic. The site also has a small library of 3D models and stock photos for you to rifle through, so stock up while you're there. You can download them one by one, but if you buy Paulo a coffee , he'll give you a link to the folder containing all of his textures so you can grab them all together.
Texturer is a creative resource for 3D artists, designers, web designers and animators, providing a comprehensive selection of high resolution textures. For ease of use, all textures are organised into categories and sub categories, featuring everything from brick, buildings and doors to animals, food and fabric.
It hasn't been updated of late, but how much do textures change, really? The site has a whopping 16, free high-res royalty-free images, which you can search through by category or using the search tool provided on the site. Note: images offered here are subject to this Licence Agreement. However most of its images are more for reference purposes, with its texture library being relatively small compared to others on this list.
All the images are completely royalty free meaning they can be used in commercial projects with no issues. Browse Desso. Desso is an interesting site as they are not a company that specialises in 3D; they are actually a flooring company. They do, however, offer textures for all their products for interior architectural visualisation renders.
Their range of carpeting textures is massive. There is more here than you will ever realistically need. You can download low res versions of their textures for free xpx or a single tile that you can then use to make a high res texture on your own if you add your own variation in Photoshop.
To download their full high resolution textures you have to register an account with them under a company name. Browse Sketchup Textures. They can easily be used in your preferred 3D package. If you create a free account you can download any of the albedo maps for free at 1k resolution. Premium club members get a higher resolution texture and all the maps you need to build the full material. The textures are all royalty free so they can be used in commercial projects too.
Browse CGtrader. The prices of the textures and materials here range from free to more expensive higher quality textures.
You are given plenty of filters so you can search based on price, or ratings, or both! Most of these come as full materials giving you all the maps you need to make a complete texture in whatever software you wanna use. Browse 3DExport. All focused on 3D artists. Like similar texture sites, 3DExport has a lot of sorting options making it easier to find materials based on your budget and your project needs.
Browse Highend3D. This is the only site on the list that has no free content. But all the textures on here, as the sites name suggest, are of exceptionally high quality and would sit well in even the most professional scenes. Nvidia has a great plugin for Photoshop that makes normal maps from regular bitmaps.
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