Pixelcut
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AI Game Texture Editor

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Developer API
Available on iPhone & Android

How to Edit Your Game Textures

  1. 1

    Upload your texture

    Start by selecting the game texture file you want to modify. This can be any image file like a PNG of a brick wall, grass, or metal surface.

  2. 2

    Enter your prompt

    Describe the changes you want to see. For example, 'add cracks and dirt to this brick wall' or 'change this to a sci-fi metal panel'.

  3. 3

    Generate your new texture

    Our AI will process your image and prompt to create a new, edited version of your texture in just a few moments.

  4. 4

    Download your texture

    Save your newly created high-resolution texture. Your download is a watermark-free PNG file, ready to import into your game engine.

Instantly generate multiple design variations from a single base texture. Upload a wood texture and ask for different weathering effects, or turn a clean metal sheet into a rusted, grimy, or scratched surface just by changing your text prompt. This allows game developers and artists to quickly iterate on environmental styles and character assets without manually painting each version. Speed up your look development process and discover the perfect aesthetic for your project by exploring endless creative possibilities in a fraction of the time.

Rapidly Prototype Texture Variations

A 3D model of a medieval shield on a white background, illustrating a texture edit. The left half has a basic wood texture, while the right half features a hyper-realistic, detailed metal texture.
Breathe new life into older or low-resolution assets. Our AI tool can intelligently add detail and increase the resolution of your existing textures, making them crisp and ready for modern high-definition games. Instead of relying on traditional scaling methods that can result in blurry images, our AI adds plausible details that respect the original art direction. Describe fine details like fabric weaves, stone cracks, or metallic scratches and watch as the AI convincingly integrates them into your uploaded texture asset.

Enhance and Upscale with AI

A 3D model of a piece of dragon scale armor being texturally enhanced. One half is a simple grey model, while the other half has a hyper-realistic, iridescent scaly texture being applied by a magical light effect, all against a plain white background.
Move beyond simple color changes and tap into a more powerful text-based material workflow. You can instruct the AI to make a texture seamlessly tileable, which is essential for creating large, repeating surfaces in game environments without obvious seams. For projects using Physically Based Rendering (PBR), you can even describe the desired material properties. Ask for a 'wet, glossy look' or a 'dull, rough surface' to influence how the final texture interacts with light in your game engine, simplifying a complex process.

Streamline Your Material Workflow

A detailed 3D model of a fantasy sword with intricate textures on the blade, hilt, and guard, displayed on a white background to showcase game texture editing capabilities.
It’s Fast: Transform your existing textures in seconds, not hours. It’s Accessible: No complex software needed. If you can describe it, you can create it, empowering both artists and non-artists. AI-Powered: Leverage AI to intelligently upscale, add detail, and generate variations of your game assets. Accelerate Iteration: Quickly produce multiple versions of a texture to find the perfect fit for your game's world. Easy to Use: Simply upload your texture and type in what changes you'd like to see.

Why use Pixelcut's AI Game Texture Editor?

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Game Modding: Quickly update and modernize the textures of classic games to give them a fresh look. Indie Game Development: Empower small teams or solo developers to create a wide variety of high-quality assets without a dedicated texture artist. Rapid Prototyping: Test different environmental and asset styles in the early stages of development to define your game's visual identity. Environment Art: Generate numerous variations of terrain, walls, and floors to build rich, non-repetitive worlds.

Game Texture Editor Use Cases

A 3D model of a knight's armor showing a before-and-after comparison of texture quality, demonstrating the effect of editing game textures.

Frequently Asked Questions

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