The whole studio, out of the browser.

Mixos for desktop is the same live editor you use in the browser, wrapped in a native shell that lifts the browser's limits — more cores for bakes, bigger caches, native ML, full offline support, and a live link that streams textures straight into Blender, Cinema 4D, and Unreal. Your account, projects, and credits carry over automatically.

Download on the App Store

macOS 12 or later · Windows 10 or later · free download, free account — no credit card, and your cloud projects come with you.

On Windows, SmartScreen may warn that the publisher is unknown — choose More info → Run anyway. We're getting the app code-signed shortly.

On iPhone and iPad: iOS 26 or later · iPhone 11 or later · iPad (2020) or later · free download.

Live Link streams intoBlenderCinema 4DUnreal

Or open the editor in your browser →

Mixos Paint

The Mixos editor running in the native desktop app — a model in a split 3D/UV view with the layer stack and material panel

Also on iPhone & iPad

Model, paint and sculpt on the device in your pocket.

The iOS app carries Studio, Paint and Mold, with a layout built for touch and Apple Pencil. Projects sync through the same cloud library, so a model started on your phone opens on your desktop exactly where you left it.

Download on the App Store

iOS 26 or later · free download

iPhone 11 or later · iPad (2020) or later

mixos Studio open on an iPad showing a brown tufted leather chesterfield sofa, a marble coffee table and a fiddle-leaf fig, propped in a stand on a cafe table beside a coffee, a sunlit street blurred behind.

mixos Paint open on an iPad showing a rusted red steel jerrycan beside its flattened UV texture sheet, on a concrete windowsill among backlit houseplants.

mixos Mold open on an iPad showing a cloaked warrior miniature sculpted in pale digital clay, held in both hands, an Apple Pencil touching the screen.

No install needed

Or run Mixos in a browser that supports WebGPU.

Mixos draws in real time with WebGPU, so the editor needs a browser that has it. Every current desktop browser does — if yours doesn't open the editor, it is almost always a version or two behind. The editor needs WebGPU. These browsers have it:

Google ChromeEasiestWebGPU since Chrome 113 — the longest-shipping implementation.Microsoft EdgeSame engine as Chrome; WebGPU since Edge 113.FirefoxWebGPU on by default since Firefox 141 on Windows, 145 on macOS, 147 elsewhere.

Nothing to configure once you're on one of these — open the editor and it starts. The desktop app above ships its own GPU engine, so it also works on machines whose browser doesn't.

What the desktop app adds

Live Link to Blender, C4D & Unreal
Stream your material into Blender, Cinema 4D, or Unreal as you paint — one click installs the plugin, Auto Sync re-sends on every change, and Blender can send meshes back.
Faster bakes
Bake worker pools use every core and multi-gigabyte caches the browser tab won't allow.
Native ML
Height-map inference runs on real hardware — the Neural Engine on Apple Silicon, DirectML on Windows — several times the in-browser speed.
Works offline
Keep painting without a connection; projects sync back to your cloud library when you're online again.
Offline asset library
Optionally download the full material and model catalog so browsing assets never waits on the network.
Always current, everywhere
The app updates itself in the background, and one sign-in keeps your projects, credits, and libraries identical in the app and any browser.