Free textures: where to get 3D textures for your artwork
Download free textures for your 3D artwork, including a free 3D textures starter pack.
To kickstart your collection, Creative Bloq has put together a pack of 40 free textures that you can download and use in your 3D art projects. There's no catch: all of these free textures can be used in both personal and commercial work. You can't sell on the assets or distribute them via a link or any other means, but other than that your are free to work them into your future projects at no cost.
In this free 3D textures pack, you'll find a range of free textures, including rust, paper, fabric of all kinds, water, grass, walls, and many more, all top quality and in high resolution.
To get your free textures pack, simply hit the link below, and the download will start automatically. If it doesn't, check your browser's security settings or try a different browser.
> Download 40 free textures here
Enjoy using your free textures. The terms and conditions below are similar to those you'll find attributed to royalty-free images around the web, but they're worth reading anyway. If you're after some inspiration for how to use your textures with your preferred 3D program, check out our roundup of Maya tutorials, Cinema 4D tutorials and Blender tutorials.
Terms and conditions
All images provided specifically for free download by Creative Bloq are owned by Future Publishing Limited and all rights in the images are protected by international Copyright Laws. Your use of any of the images shall comply with all applicable laws in the country in which You operate and will be subject to the following conditions:
- You are solely responsible for determining whether Your use of any free CreativeBloq images requires the consent of any third party or the licence of any additional rights.
- Creative Bloq grants You a licence which gives You the right to use the free image(s) an unlimited number of times for Yourself, or on behalf of Your client(s), but NOT to sell on the image or to sub-licence or redistribute the image(s) to anyone else.
- Manipulations, deviations and modifications of free CreativeBloq images is allowed as is including images in composites.
- You may not sell or redistribute these images where an original free CreativeBloq image is distinguishable in the compilation as a primary component. Images used in manipulated, modified or altered form in a composition that are so completely incorporated that they are not reasonably identifiable are not subject to these restrictions.
- Ownership of the Copyright of manipulated, deviated and modified free Creative Bloq images remains with Future Publishing Limited and may not be assumed by any other person if the original image is still identifiable in part or in whole.
- Downloading a free CreativeBloq image does not transfer any Copyright only a licence to use the image for the purposes stated above. You may not claim that the image is Your own.
- The following types of use of free CreativeBloq images are NOT PERMITTED:
- Redistribution or resale as standalone digital or physical images
- Products or merchandise, whether free or paid for e.g. greeting cards, mugs, T-shirts, calendars, jigsaws, puzzles, artwork for resale, wallpapers etc.
- Inclusion within web templates for mass distribution, whether free or paid for e.g. websites, brochures, business cards, greetings cards etc.
- Logo, trademark or other corporate identity
- Pornographic, unlawful, defamatory purposes
By downloading any free textures from Creative Bloq you agree that you understand the Licence terms and agree to adhere to and be bound by these terms.
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Kerrie Hughes is a frequent contributor to Creative Bloq, and was once its editor. One of the original CB crew, Kerrie joined the team back in 2013 after moving from her role as staff writer on 3D World. Since then she's written regularly for other creative publications such as ImagineFX, Computer Arts and Digital Camera World. After a stint working for the police, Kerrie is back reviewing creative tech for creative professionals.
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