What is Texturelabs?
Texturelabs is a free library of high-resolution photo textures and overlays: film grain, dust, grunge, paper, metal, light leaks, bokeh and more, made by designer Robin Whitlock.
Use them in Photoshop, Affinity, video editors or 3D apps to add analog texture to designs, titles and footage. Textures are free for personal and commercial work without credit; you just cannot resell or redistribute them as textures.
License and usage
Yes. Texturelabs is released under the Texturelabs license license, which allows commercial use without attribution.
What you get
- Grain, grunge and dust overlays
- Paper, metal and surface textures
- Light leaks and bokeh
- High-resolution JPGs
Pros
- Very high quality
- Free commercial use
- Tutorials alongside the textures
Cons
- Cannot be redistributed as a pack
- No 3D material maps
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Texturelabs FAQ
Is Texturelabs free?
Texturelabs textures are free for personal and commercial use without attribution. Redistributing or reselling them is not allowed.
Can I use Texturelabs for commercial projects?
Yes. Texturelabs is released under the Texturelabs license license, which allows commercial use without attribution.
Do I need an account to download from Texturelabs?
No. You can browse texturelabs.org and download without signing up.
What are some alternatives to Texturelabs?
Other free options include unDraw, Open Peeps, Open Doodles, ManyPixels Gallery and 3dicons.