Check joins and repeating patterns in your textures with tiled preview, mirroring, and a magnifier. The edge score compares image borders; it does not replace a visual material review.
Image files stay in your browser. To see how materials become part of brand imagery, explore our material and surface visualization.
Open a texture, adjust the tile count and zoom, and inspect the joins. The aspect ratio is preserved. Mirroring changes the repeated pattern, not your original file.
Check PNG, JPG/JPEG, and WebP textures directly in your browser. Learn how we use them in 3D visualization.
The checker uses your browser’s image processing capabilities. Large files need more memory. You can open textures on a small screen; a larger display gives you more room to inspect details.
Check repetition and joins in your PBR textures before using them in a scene. Then assess scale, lighting, and material appearance in the rendering. See examples in our CGI projects.
No account is needed. Choose your textures or drag them into the tool. When you open several files, use the selector to switch between them.
Check textures before using them in product imagery and room scenes. The preview supports review but does not replace checking the final material under the intended lighting. Learn more about our 3D rendering studio.
The edge score compares RGB values on opposite image borders. It checks neither material accuracy nor a complete PBR workflow. For background, see Wikipedia: Texture mapping and Adobe Substance 3D Sampler.
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The checker supports PNG, JPG/JPEG, and WebP. Convert other formats such as TGA, EXR, or PSD first, for example in Photoshop or Adobe Substance 3D Sampler.
Visible seams and obvious repetition can disrupt material appearance. Check joins and patterns at the intended scale. For examples of their use, see our 3D visualization.
The mirror test flips adjacent tiles horizontally or vertically. This changes the pattern and can make joins less noticeable. It does not prove that the original texture tiles seamlessly. Check it without mirroring too.
The tool offers neither PDF export nor a sharing link. You can show the preview during a screen share or take a screenshot for review. Your original files remain unchanged. For our material work, see surface digitization.
PoT means pixel dimensions that are powers of two, such as 1024 or 2048. Whether these dimensions are required depends on the target system and its texture settings. Do not crop a texture to a square for this reason alone. For texture placement, see UV mapping.
For quick edits, you can use Adobe Photoshop with offset and retouching, or Substance 3D Sampler. Then check seams, repetition, and scale again. For information on material editing, see Adobe Substance 3D Sampler.