Mar 05, 2026 21:00:00

'TextureCreate' allows you to generate texture materials for free

TextureCreate , released by

Game UI Design , a company that provides UI designs for apps and games, is a free texture generator that can be used in your browser. It claims to let you easily create texture materials by simply selecting and adjusting materials, so I tried it out.

TextureCreate
https://gameanimation.info/texture-create/

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Material generation site now open!
There are over 100 patterns!
There are many ways to use it, so please feel free to use it as you like.
Try using it when making your own game https://t.co/dBCMPJkIlj pic.twitter.com/aigjVsmg13

— Takayu | UI Production Designer (@takayuP4) February 28, 2026

The TextureCreate screen looks like this: It is divided into a settings area on the left, a save button and preview in the middle, and an effects area on the right.

First, select the base shape, then use the sliders to adjust the opacity and other settings according to the shape.

The list of texture types is as follows:

Checking 'Tone Inversion' will invert the black and white.

Once you have set the shape, select the resolution from the right side. The resolution displayed in the bottom right of the preview will change.

When creating an animated GIF, you set the speed, FPS, etc. Settings are not required for images only.

Next, you can add special effects from 'Post Effects.' Below is a 'Blur' effect that makes the texture appear blurred.

Below is the 'pixelation (mosaic)' effect.

You can try out various post-effects, such as 'Chromatic Aberration (RGB Deviation),' which adds a digital noise effect that blurs red, blue, and green colors.

Finally, you can add color to the image by checking the 'Enable' box for the 'Gradient Lamp Function.'

You can change the gradient yourself, or press the 'Fire,' 'Water,' 'Plasma,' or 'Lava' buttons to instantly apply a similar gradient.

Once you've completed your design, you can save it using the button above the preview. In this case, we'll save it as an image, so click 'Save PNG.'

I was able to create the image below.

Textures created with TextureCreate can be used commercially and distributed secondary. More detailed terms of use can be found below.

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