Prompt to material
A short description becomes a full PBR material — base color, normal, roughness, metallic, height — ready to use.
Text to texture
Type what a surface should be — 'worn brass,' 'mossy sandstone,' 'brushed titanium' — and Mixos turns it into an editable PBR material. Or describe a whole look and Auto-Texture the entire model in one click.

A short description becomes a full PBR material — base color, normal, roughness, metallic, height — ready to use.
Describe the look once and texture the entire mesh in a single click, then refine.
Text gets you started fast — every generated channel stays editable, maskable, and paintable.
Generated materials tile seamlessly, so they cover large surfaces cleanly.
Why Mixos
Sometimes you know exactly what a surface should be but don't want to hunt for it or build it by hand. Text to texture closes that gap: describe the material in plain language and Mixos generates a complete, seamless PBR set you can drop straight onto your model.
It scales from one material to a whole asset. Generate a single surface and mask it where you want it, or use Auto-Texture to interpret a prompt across the entire mesh in one pass. Either way the result is editable — adjust channels, repaint, and weather it so the final look is yours, not the model's default.
Every plan includes a pool of AI credits and free accounts get trial credits, the export goes up to 4K, and it all runs in the browser with nothing to install.
A full, editable PBR material — base color, normal, roughness, metallic, and height — generated from your prompt, not a flat image.
Yes — Auto-Texture interprets a prompt across the entire mesh in one click, and you can refine the layers afterward.
Yes. Everything lands as editable layers you can tune, mask, blend, and paint over.
Every plan includes a pool of AI credits and free accounts get trial credits; Pro and Studio add larger monthly pools and higher-resolution generation.
No download, no setup, nothing to license. Auto-texture your first model and build real PBR materials in minutes.