Describe it once.Texture the whole model.

Autotexture (or auto-texturing) means texturing an entire 3D model automatically from a single text prompt instead of painting it by hand. Auto is an autotexture tool: it renders your mesh from multiple angles, generates style-matched AI material for each view, projects the result back onto the surface, and derives a full PBR map set — base color, normal, roughness, metallic, and height — in one pass.

A complete PBR texture set projected onto your model's UVs: base color plus derived normal, roughness, metallic, and height maps. The result lands as an editable layer you can carry into the Mixos editor, and on a paid plan you can download the maps as PNGs together with a .glb that has the textures embedded — full resolution, watermark-free.

Auto opens with a free Mixos account — uploading, previewing, and picking free models cost nothing. Generating a texture uses 5 AI credits — new accounts include trial credits, and paid plans refill credits monthly. Downloading the result is the paid part: paid plans take out the full-res, watermark-free maps and GLB.

Auto opens GLB, GLTF, FBX, OBJ, PLY, STL, DAE or 3MF files — or skip the upload and start from one of the free CC0 models.

No. If the mesh has no usable UV layout, Auto unwraps it automatically before texturing. Multi-part models are combined into one surface so the whole model is textured in a single pass.

Yes. Upload it, describe the new finish, and Auto paints a fresh PBR set fitted to that model. It works from the bare shape and never sees the old texture, so anything you want to keep — a logo, a color, a marking — has to be described again or shown in a reference image. The mesh is prepared the way any upload is: a model made of several parts is combined into one, its UVs are re-unwrapped when the existing layout can't hold a projection, and very dense meshes are decimated first.

Not on its own — a pass always covers the whole model. The result opens in the Mixos editor as an editable layer, though, so you can mask it back to the part you wanted and paint the rest by hand.

Yes. Attach a photo, artwork or material swatch as a PNG, JPEG or WebP — alongside your description or in place of it. Auto takes the reference's colors, materials, markings and wear, never its shape, and where the picture and your words disagree, your words win.

It runs on them, but faces are its weak spot, and that is worth saying plainly. Each view of the model is painted as a separate picture, so eyes, mouths and other small features can land a little off the geometry and come out smeared once they are projected back. Expect to touch up a character's face in the editor.

Generation runs on WebGPU, so use Chrome or Edge on desktop. Uploading and previewing models works in any modern browser; phones and tablets aren't supported yet.

A material generator produces a tiling texture you still have to map onto your model. Auto textures the model itself — it understands the geometry from multiple angles and paints the whole surface in one consistent pass, seams and all.

Yes — textures you generate on your own models are yours to use, including commercially. The free model library is CC0, so those models are free for any use too.