How it works

Generate and edit PBR materials inside Blender.

Choose Text Prompt to describe a material from scratch, or Material from Image to generate from an image. BaseColor builds the PBR material in Blender for you to tune on your mesh.

01
Choose Text Prompt or Material from Image
Use Text Prompt to describe the surface, or Material from Image to use an image as the source. Select 1K, 2K or 4K output.
02
Generate four PBR maps
Base color, roughness, normal and height maps return from cloud generation and are connected to a material in your scene.
03
Tune it on your mesh
Change UV tiling, roughness, normal strength and color exposure, then see the updated surface in the viewport.

The add-on

Inside Blender.

Generate from text or an image, adjust the surface and inspect its maps — in one material panel.

Inside Blender.

01 / Text / Image

Start with text. Or an image.

Choose Text Prompt to describe a surface, or Material from Image to use an image as the source. Select 1K, 2K or 4K and generate.

02 / Controls

Adjust the surface.

Set UV tiling, roughness, normal strength and color exposure on the generated material in Blender.

03 / Channels

Inspect each channel.

Preview the full PBR material or inspect its base color, roughness, normal and displacement maps one at a time.

Material from Image

Turn an image into a PBR material.

Start with an image of a surface instead of writing a prompt. BaseColor uses it to generate the maps and build a material in your Blender scene.

01
Choose an image
Select an image of the surface you want to work from in Material from Image.
02
Generate the maps
Choose 1K, 2K or 4K. Cloud generation produces base color, roughness, normal and height maps from your image.
03
Adjust it in Blender
Preview the material on your mesh. Set UV tiling, roughness, normal strength and color exposure.

Maps included