Free CC0 3D assets, ready to use anywhere.

CC0 puts an asset in the public domain: you can use it in commercial work, change it and ship it without crediting anyone. Mixos gathers 2,600+ CC0 PBR materials, hundreds of textured GLB models and a library of HDRIs in one place, each credited to its original source.

Explore Mixos

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2,600+ PBR materials

Seamless materials with base colour, normal, roughness and the other maps each one ships with, from CC0 sources such as Poly Haven and ambientCG. Downloading needs a free account.

Textured GLB models

Furniture, props, lighting and more from Poly Haven, packed as self-contained GLB files with their textures inside. No sign-up and no attribution required.

HDRIs for lighting

Studio, sky, sunset, night and city environment maps for image-based lighting in any renderer. Download them with no sign-up.

Edit before you download

Open a library material in Mixos Paint to adjust tiling, colour and roughness, or paint it onto your own model. Editing is free; exporting the edited maps is on a paid plan.

Why Mixos

What CC0 means for 3D work

CC0 is Creative Commons' public-domain dedication. The creator waives their copyright as far as the law allows, so anyone can copy, modify, sell and redistribute the work without asking permission or giving credit. For 3D artists that means a CC0 texture, model or HDRI can go into a commercial game, a client render, a product shot or a template you sell.

CC0 covers the creator's copyright in the asset, not every right that could touch it. It does not grant trademark or patent rights, so a model of a branded product is still a branded product. The asset is also provided as-is, without warranty. When something matters, check the source page each asset links to.

Crediting is not required, but it is good practice, and every asset in the Mixos libraries names where it came from. Poly Haven and ambientCG are the largest sources; both publish their whole catalogues under CC0.

The libraries are free to browse. Models and HDRIs download without an account; texture downloads need a free one. Any material can also be opened in Mixos Paint, the browser texture editor, so you can change it or paint it onto your own mesh instead of downloading a file and starting over.

Browse the libraries

Free CC0 PBR textures

2,600+ seamless materials by category, each with its maps, preview and source.

Free CC0 3D models

Textured, game-ready GLB models: furniture, props, lighting and more.

Free CC0 HDRIs

Environment maps for image-based lighting: studio, sky, sunset, night and city.

The CC0 1.0 deed

Creative Commons' own summary of what the dedication allows.

Looking for models? Browse the free CC0 3D models

Textured GLB models from Poly Haven, ready to drop into a scene or re-texture in the browser.

Frequently asked questions

What does CC0 mean?

CC0 is a Creative Commons tool that dedicates a work to the public domain. The creator gives up their copyright as far as the law allows, so you can use, change and share the work for any purpose without permission or attribution.

Can I use CC0 assets in commercial projects?

Yes. CC0 places no restriction on commercial use, so you can use CC0 textures, models and HDRIs in games, client work, renders and products you sell. Trademarks shown in an asset are a separate matter that CC0 does not cover.

Do I have to credit the creator?

No, CC0 does not require attribution. Crediting the source is still appreciated, and each asset in the Mixos libraries names where it came from so you can.

Do I need an account to download?

Models and HDRIs download without an account. Texture downloads need a free Mixos account. Browsing every library is open to everyone.

Where do the assets come from?

From established CC0 libraries, mainly Poly Haven and ambientCG, which release their catalogues under CC0. Mixos credits the original source on every asset page.

Can I edit a CC0 texture before using it?

Yes — CC0 allows any change. Open a material in Mixos Paint to change its tiling, colour or roughness, layer it with others or paint it onto your own model. Editing is free; exporting the edited maps is on a paid plan, while the original files stay free to download.