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Just prefer free and open source software, fear not, there are a bunch of open source alternatives to Substance Designer, make sure toĬheck out the Free PBR Software Chapter for a collection of most if not all of the free alternatives to Substance Designer. In case you don't want a subscription for Substance Designer or Yes, buy, it costs money, but it works and has lots of good tutorials on youtube. Most of these PBR Materials are made with the great software Substance Designer, if you want to make your own PBR materials this is the software toīuy. As the best things in life are free, pleaseĬheck out these really great free PBR textures websites listed below. The extra texture maps add so much more to your final render than a plain, wallpaper like texture. Thank you Blender Institute / Blender Cloud.For good, convincing realistic objects in your 3D renders you need good Physically based rendering Materials with bumpmaps and roughness maps, not just plain color image textures. This collection is available as CC0 - similar to public domain, free to use for any purpose. People who have contributed to these textures:Īndrea Weikert, Andy Goralczyk, Basse Salmela, Ben Dansie, Campbell Barton, Enrico Valenza, Ian Hubert, Kjartan Tysdal, Manu Järvinen, Massimiliana Pulieso, Matt Ebb, Pablo Vazquez, Rob Tuytel, Roland Hess, Sarah Feldlaufer, Sönke Mäter

At the moment you can find all the textures from the past Open Projects that were considered re-usable.

This collection is an on-going project, as with each project we create a number of textures based on our own resources (photographs, scans, etc.) or made completely from scratch. Welcome to this curated collection of Blender Institute textures and image resources. The original release notes reads as below. All for free, released (and shared) under CCO license - similar to public domain, free to use for any purpose. A very nice surprise from Blender Institute, with a substantial collection of textures.