Choose a finish that suits the drawing
Compare ten procedural finishes, then adjust their scale and strength. Shuffle the grain to try another arrangement of the marks without losing your chosen settings.
Texture Studio
Give digital artwork a little texture.
Change the surface character of an illustration with canvas, paper and other finishes. Keep it subtle or make the texture part of the style, and compare it with the original as you go.
See your next idea take shape.
Control the detail you actually export
Zoom into the artwork at actual size and pan around the preview. Texture scale follows the source pixels, so you can judge fine fibres, highlights and grooves rather than relying on a small thumbnail.
Explore thread-like treatments
For the relevant finish, choose a thread direction or let it follow the artwork contours. Keep plain backgrounds smooth when the effect belongs mainly on the illustration.
Make the finish part of the design decision
Open your finished artwork
Choose a PNG, JPEG or WebP image, or an image in your Library. Start with the strongest source you have.
Find the right surface
Compare the available finishes, set scale and strength, and use the original comparison while inspecting the detail.
Keep the finished version
Download a textured PNG or save it to your Library. You can also download a greyscale grain PNG to use as a texture source in a compatible painting workflow.
Check a repeat again after changing its surface.
A texture applied across one pattern can alter the way its edges meet. If the image will be repeated, inspect the textured export in Repeat Inspector before using it across a larger area. Keep the clean original so you can return to it when developing another finish.
Take your work into the next step.
Bring: Your artwork.
Download: Textured PNG.
Import your artwork. Choose a texture and adjust its strength. Compare with the original and download.